CS-Count Notes.
Here are some examples of CS-Count Notes: M 10111213 M is a CS-Count Up One Note because the numbers form a pattern where they increment by one. For M 10 11 12 13 M, 10 + 1 = 11, 11 + 1 =12, and 12 + 1 = 13. M 10001001 M is also a CS-Count Up One Note. For M 1000 1001 M, 1000 + 1 = 1001. M 10002000 M would be a CS-Count Up Thousand Note. For M 1000 2000 M, 1000 + 1000 = 2000.


CS-Count Ones.
With CS-Count Ones M x1x2x3x4 M it is the second digit of the ten that goes up or down.

CS-Count Up One
M 68 69 70 71 M it is the second digit of the ten that counts up.

CS-Count Down One
M 71 70 69 68 M it is the second digit of the ten that counts down.

CS-Count Tens.
With CS-Count Tens M 1x2x3x4x M it is the first digit in the ten that goes up or down.

CS-Count Down Ten
M 63 53 43 33 M it is the first part of the ten that counts down.

CS-Count Hundreds.
With CS-Count Hundreds M 41151161 M it is the first digit in the hundred that goes up or down with the third set attempting to continue the pattern.

CS-Count Up hundred
M 123 223 32 M it is the first digit in the hundred that goes up with the third set attempting to continue the pattern.

CS-Count Down hundred
M 323 223 12 M it is the first digit in the hundred that goes down with the third set attempting to continue the pattern.
Note: The CS-Count Thousands Notes are covered in the CS-Count Thousands Quads section .

CS-Count One Quads.
With CS-Count One Quads M 11151116 M it is only the last number in the CSQuad that goes up or down

CS-Count Up One Quad
M 1234 1235 M it is only the last number in the CSQuad that goes up.

CS-Count Down One Quad
M 1235 1234 M it is only the last number in the CSQuad that goes down.

CS-Count Ten Quads.
With CS-Count Ten Quads M 11711171 M it is only the second to last number in the CS-Quad that goes up or down.

CS-Count Up Ten Quad
M 1234 1244 M it is only the second to last number in the CS-Quad that goes up.

CS-Count Down Ten Quad
M 1244 1234 M it is only the second to last number in the CS-Quad that goes down.

CS-Count Hundred Quads.
With CS-Count Hundered Quads M x2xxx3xx M it is only the Third to last number in the CS-Quad that goes up or down.

CS-Count UP Hundred Quad
M 1234 1334 M it is only the Third to last number in the CS-Quad that goes up.

CS-Count Down Hundred Quad
M 1334 1234 M it is only the Third to last number in the CS-Quad that goes down.

CS-Count Thousand Quads.
With CS-Count Thousand Quads M 3xxx4xxx M it is only the first number in the CS-Quad that is increased or decreased.

CS-Count UP Thousand Quad
M 1234 2234 M it is only the first number in the CS-Quad that goes up.

CS-Count Down Thousand Quad
M 2234 1234 M it is only the first number in the CS-Quad that goes down.

CS-Double Quads Count Note.
With CS-Double Quads Count Note M 11112222 M both sets must be CSQuads and must increase or decrease by 1111.

CS-Count Up Double Quad
M 6666 7777 M is when the first set of four digits count up by 1111.

CS-Count Down Double Quad
M 4444 3333 M is when the first set of four digits count down by 1111.

CS-Split Count.
With CS-Split Count Notes M 20001112 M has two matching numbers at each end at positions 1 and 8, and inside these numbers two CS-Triples that increase or decrease by 111.

CS-Split Count Up.
M 20001112 M there are two matching numbers at positions 1 and 8, and the first set of three numbers start at position 2, the second set starts at position 5, and if you added 111 to the first set, it would equal the second set.

CS-Split Count Down.
M 29998882 M there are two matching numbers at positions 1 and 8, and the first set of three numbers starts at position 2, the second set starts at position 5, and if you deducted 111 from the first set, it would equal the second set.

Note: This page contains excerpts and basic information from the book "The Green Guide to Fancy Serial Numbers". Please consider adding a copy to your library, thank you.