Older CYCLE-3 Notes (Repeaters)

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At least the 6660666 note has a nice home with Samourai right?
My nose is itching.

Dei Gratia my Dark Lady,
Maybe another ,more circulated one will show up.
PD

What do you call this ?

9255592

Hi BV,

To be frank I think it is another form of repeater. It admit it does have an asthetic numerical appeal too. I have a few of them.
AOJ 3844438
AOL 1399913
AOL 1311113 actually I don't own this one anymore.
These do not follow the 3 or 4-cycle convention but in a different way. To coin a new term; Wide repeater?
ABxxxAB

AON 2486824 maybe this may be stretching too far.
ABxyxAB

Many enquiring thoughts, Dei Gratia
PD

What do you call this ?

9255592

At the very least it would be a 5-cycle repeater wouldn't it?  I remember a $1 1937 with this kind of number selling for a really good price a while ago (almost double in value)!! Perhaps the "cleaner" the middle digits the more appealing it is, like: 9200092.

At the very least it would be a 5-cycle repeater wouldn't it? 

Hi, yes, this is technically a Cycle 5 Repeater.  ABCDE AB.  1 per 100 notes, thus not rare enough for the catalogue.  Although they may look asthetically pleasing.

This is my oldest 3 cycle repeater, and a changeover prefix to boot!

OOh that is nice--

It is a Cycle 4 note though --

ABCD ABC

Low end H/E! Good note!

Thanks for the clarification Hudson, this note is a 3 cycle as well as a radar.
Charlton made this one easy for me by using this serial # as an example.lol!