MHB Interesting property about 2019( the current year)

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2019 is notable for being the smallest number that can be expressed as the sum of three squares of prime numbers in six distinct ways. The combinations include various squares of primes such as 7, 11, 43, and others. Additionally, 2019 is linked to the Lizumer Hut, an alpine refuge in Tyrol, Austria, situated at an elevation of 2019 meters. Despite its mathematical uniqueness, the number is perceived as lacking further interesting properties. Furthermore, 2019, along with its multiples 4038 and 6057, collectively contains all ten digits, adding to its numerical significance.
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2019 is the smallest number that can be expressed as sum of 3 squares of prime number in 6 different ways

2019 = $7^2+11^2+43^2$
= $7^2 + 17^2 + 41^2$
= $13^2+13^2 + 41^2$
= $11^2+23^2+37^2$
= $17^2 + 19^2 + 37^2$
=$ 23^2+23^2+31^2$
 
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The Lizumer Hut is an alpine mountain refuge hut located in the Austrian state of Tyrol at 2 019 metres above sea level.
 
I tried to find another interesting mathematical property of 2019... and failed to find one.
If anything, it seems to be special in how uninteresting it is.

Oh, and Happy New Year! (Handshake)
 
2019, 4038 (2019*2) and 6057 (2019*3) together
contain all the 10 digits...
 
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