  We discuss controversial results for the statistics of charge transport
through coherent conductors. Two distribution functions for the charge
transmitted was obtained previously, first by L.Levitov and G.Lesovik, [JETP
Letters Vol.55 p.555 (1992)] and the other initially by the same authors [ibid.
Vol.58 p.230 (1993)], and later the result was reproduced by several authors.
The latter distribution functions actually coincides with classical binomial
distribution (though obtained purely quantum mechanically) former (result of
1992) is different and we call it here quantum binomial distribution. The two
distribution function represent two opposite universal limits - one is purely
quantum, where interference is important, and the other is semiclassical, where
interference is smeared out. We show, that high order charge correlators,
determined by the either distribution functions, can all be measured in
different setups. The high order current correlators, starting the third order,
reveal (missed in previous studies) special oscillating frequency dependence on
the scale of the inverted time flight from the obstacle to the measuring point.
Depending on setup, the oscillating terms give substantially different
contributions.
