For the Rhesus categories D-IV, D-VI, and D-VII, agglutination was compared to the number of RHD antigens per cell. We detected 3,100 to 15,400 antigens/cell on D-VI. We report examples of anti-D reactivity showing lack of specificity and pointing to the known serologic split in D-IV and D-VI. Such a split was not found in D-VII Other examples were explained by lack of sensitivity. These results emphazised the need to consider RHD antigen densities, before a serologic split in RHD variant cells is postulated. In this context, flow cytometry may be superior to agglutination titers to determine antigen densities.