Was going back through old traffic recently when I came across a numbers transmission I remembered copying because the message groups don't appear to be random. The message was from a CW station heard on 9458.5 back on 17 April 1996 at 0520 UTC:
>041796
>0520Z
>9458.5KHZ
>CW
62460 62455 62050 62940 62130 62520 44018 73573 73072 72972
72877 62578 62374 62565 62755 62348 62240 62529 62820 44020
63568 73375 63280 73177 72978 62775 62573 62960 62953 62749
62445 62142 62730 62919 63133 63530 44022 63555 63152 62845
62654 62542 62736 63036 63538 44024 63086 62875 62870 63067
73267 63270 63175 63076 19191 BT AR SK
>EOT
As you can see all groups start with 62, 63, 72, 73, or 44, with a 19191 stutter group at the end. What it seems like is that it was a message which was sent out without first encoding it with a one time pad. There's no way these groups are random. If there were ever a number station message decoded by hobbyists, it would be this one.
I don't even know for sure which station (ENIGMA designator) which sent this message, and I've never copied anything like it since.