Fancy Checker

Fancy Checker is used to determine if U.S. paper money serial numbers are considered fancy. Fancy notes have a niche place for certain collectors and a bill can be worth more than the face value to such collectors. Fancy Checker was made after the developer was going through a stack of ones and missed a fancy note on a second pass at the stack. Fancy Checker saves time and minimizes missed opportunities. Great for passing time and checking of somethign you may already have is worth more value.

Fancy Checker checks the following types of U.S. notes:
SOLID - Every digit is the same. ie: 55555555
HIGH - Typically numbers 99999900 and higher.
LOW - Typically numbers under 101. ie: 00000100
BINARY - Two numbers appear across all eight digits. ie: 01011001 , 49944494
LADDER - Every digit is one number higher or lower than the previous digit. ie: 12345434
RADAR - Reads the same right to left and left to right. ie: 01133110
SUPER RADAR - A radar with all the inside digits the same. ie: 20000002
REPEATER - The second half of the serial number is the same as the first half. ie: 20012001
SUPER REPEATER - The first two digits are repeated four times. ie: 57575757
DOUBLE QUAD - The first four characters are the same and the last four characters are the same. ie: 88883333
SEVEN IN A ROW - Seven digits in a row are the same. ie: 24444444
SEVEN OF A KIND - Seven digits are the same. ie: 44424444