If a radar note is a palindrome banknote, a super radar takes the pattern further — not only does it read identically forwards and backwards, but the six inner digits are all the same. It combines the appeal of a radar and a near-solid note.
Structure: X Y Y Y Y Y Y X — where X is any digit and Y is a different digit repeated six times. Example: 19999991.
Why Super Radars Are More Valuable
A standard radar just requires a palindrome — thousands qualify. A super radar requires six identical middle digits. This reduces possible serials from thousands to just 90 per denomination, which is directly reflected in the price premium.
Super Radar Values
| Denomination | Value Range |
|---|---|
| $1 US Dollar | $75 - $250 |
| $5-$20 US Dollar | $150 - $500 |
| $50-$100 US Dollar | $300 - $1,000+ |
| British Pound | GBP40 - GBP300 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a super radar note?
A super radar has all six inner digits identical and the outer two digits matching each other but different from the inner digits. Example: 19999991. It is also a palindrome, making it a more valuable radar variation.
How much is a super radar worth?
Super radars typically sell for $75 to $600 — significantly more than a standard radar of the same denomination.
Is a super radar rarer than a regular radar?
Yes. There are only 90 possible super radar serials per denomination (10 outer digit choices x 9 inner digit choices), versus thousands of standard palindromes.
How do I identify a super radar?
Check that the first and last digits match, and that all six middle digits are identical. Example: 19999991 — outer pair is 1,1 and inner six are all 9.