# What Sating Finds

### For the most up to date list with more details check [Sating Search Types](/sating.io-basics/the-main-sating-page/sating-search-types.md). The information below is a summary.

## Rare Sats

The Rare Sats box shows you if there are any sats in your wallet meeting the criteria defined in [Casey Rodarmor's Ordinal Theory](https://rodarmor.com/blog/ordinal-theory/). For more information on these valuable sats see the [Understanding Sat Rarity](/welcome-to-sating.io/understanding-sat-rarity.md) page.

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## Interesting Sats

The Interesting Sats box shows you other sat traits, or Satributes, the community has asked for that have been added to the Sating search.

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You can hover over the sat categories on the screen for more details, but here is a summary of some of the satributes you may discover.

* 1st TX - From the first 10 BTC sent from Satoshi to Hal Finney
* Vintage Sats - From the first 1000 blocks.&#x20;
* Block 9 - From the first known sats in circulations.&#x20;
* Block 78 - First known Bitcoin mined by someone other than Satoshi (Hal Finney)&#x20;
* Pizza Sats - From the 10,000 BTC used to buy 2 Pizzas on May 22, 2010.&#x20;
* Digits Palindrome - Sat Number is the same forwards and backwards (ex. 1234321)
* Name Palindrome - Sat Name is the same forwards and backwards (ex. abcdedcba)

Sating will even find ordinals if you have any inscribed on your sats.

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## All Sats Search

Type any number string in the search box and Sating will show you if you have any in your wallet. Search for any dates or sequences you can think of.

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