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Can someone create a list of the most secure 4-digit PINs?

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It’s hard to look at but any of the ones that are black squares in the picture would be the least used ones. It looks like that’s most any that starts in the 7000+ range.

Edit: 6806 for example.

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Thanks for the thoughtful answer, but my question was actually meant as a joke.

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