Verification of the periodic nature of the final digit in A006003

[Andrew Plewe]

While musing generally on the connections between Magic Squares and 
prime numbers, I noticed that the sequence of the final digit of each 
member of the Magic Square constant sequence (A066886) is periodic.  At 
least it seems to be, with a period of 20.  I'd like to submit this to 
the OEIS, but  I'd like to confirm if it is indeed periodic first.  The 
sequence (starting with n = 0 thru n = 19):

0, 1, 5, 5, 4, 5, 1, 5, 0, 9, 5, 1, 0, 5, 9, 5, 6, 5, 5, 9

Note: Perhaps there ought to be a link to  A006003  provided in the 
entry for A066886, which has an interesting discussion of the 
distribution of primes for some prime p in a p by p array, filled from 
top to bottom with the integers from 1 to p^2.  While this does not 
produce a magic square, the sums of the diagonals and the median 
horizontal and vertical rows equal the magic constant as calculated for 
p.

	-Andrew Plewe-