LATEST ADDITIONS (Update 73)
See the latest personalised registrations that have gone live on our website over the past 7 days.
Each week, we carry out hundreds of number plate valuations. In the past year alone, we've provided more than 26,000 valuations.
Some of the registrations that become available will never have been offered for sale before, while others may not have appeared on the market for decades.
New registrations this week
We've highlighted some of the potential interpretations behind this week's new additions — from names and initials to memorable number combinations and familiar associations. Standard number-to-letter substitutions, such as 3 = E and 5 = S, can also create alternative readings.
Registration values vary according to factors such as rarity, format, demand and the individual appeal of each combination.
33 EA
Style: 2x2 Dateless. The EA combination gives this registration several possible interpretations, from initials to names, while 33 is a strong, highly recognisable number. The number could also have a personal connection, such as a birth date, age or memorable year when read in combination with the letters. A simple format that is easy to read and remember. Double matching digits like these usually command a premium due to the aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Currently available for £17,849 — view all EA registrations.
91 GP
Style: 2x2 Dateless. There are several ways to read GP — most obviously General Practitioner, but for motorsport fans it can also stand for Grand Prix, the abbreviation used for Formula 1 races. The initials could also appeal to someone with a G.P. name, with familiar examples including Gregory Porter and Gwyneth Paltrow. The 91 could have its own personal connection, such as a 1991 birth year or memorable date.
Currently available for £22,374 — view all GP registrations.
57 JF
Style: 2x2 Dateless. The JF initials could appeal to anyone with those initials, or to someone whose name naturally fits the combination. Well-known examples include James Franco or Jodie Foster. 57 JF was sold at DVLA Auction in December 2004, adding a documented piece of history to the registration. The 57 could also have personal significance, such as a birth year or memorable date.
Currently available for £22,575 — view all JF registrations.
56 KT
Style: 2x2 Dateless. The KT combination has obvious appeal for anyone called Kate, Katy or Katie, as well as those with the initials K.T. Well-known examples include Katie Holmes and Katy Perry. 57 KT was sold at DVLA Auction in December 2005, adding a documented piece of history to the registration. The 57 may also have personal significance, such as a birth year or memorable date.
Currently available for £18,500 — view all KT registrations.
67 RS
Style: 2x2 Dateless. The RS initials could appeal to someone with the initials R.S., with recognisable names including Rod Stewart, Ridley Scott or Ranveer Singh providing some familiar associations. The 67 could also have a personal connection, such as a 1967 birth year, anniversary or memorable date.
Currently available for £29,376 — view all RS registrations.
42 O
Style: Dateless 2x1. A particularly short registration, with just two numbers and a single letter, giving 42 O a strong visual presence. The number 42 is also instantly recognisable to fans of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, where it is famously presented as “the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything.” The single O keeps the registration exceptionally simple and may appeal to those with names such as Oliver, Olivia, Oscar or Owen.
Currently available for £156,000 — view all O registrations.
PRY 1
Style: Dateless 1x3 name registration. The three-letter PRY makes this an interesting option for surnames such as Prior, as well as anyone whose name, initials or business identity incorporates PRY. The single 1 gives the registration a particularly concise finish and makes the combination easy to read and remember.
Currently available for £84,000 — view all PRY registrations.
PAM 444A
Style: Name Registration / A Suffix. The recognisable PAM name is combined with the memorable 444 number sequence and an A suffix, identifying it as a 1963 suffix registration, covering the year January–December 1963. PAM 444A was first issued when sold at DVLA Auction in November 2011, adding a documented piece of history to this distinctive registration.
7778 MH
Style: 4x2 Dateless Historic Registration. The standout feature of 7778 MH is the striking repeated 777 sequence, giving the registration an immediately recognisable appearance. The MH suffix also provides an initial-based interpretation and could appeal to someone with those initials.
Our Registration Issue Checker records that the registration was first issued in 1960, with the original issuing office recorded as Middlesex C.C. This gives the registration more than 60 years of documented history.
Currently available for £3,815 — view all MH registrations.
ORZ 10
Style: Dateless Three-letter name/initial registration. The unusual ORZ letter combination gives this plate its character, while the 10 provides a short, clean numerical finish. ORZ could be particularly interesting to someone whose name, initials or business identity uses those three letters, while the number 10 has plenty of scope for personal significance.
Currently available for £2,999 — view all ORZ registrations.
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The database also contains the month and year of registrations sold at DVLA auctions over the past 36 years, covering more than 318,000 numbers, together with issue dates and original office locations for historic pre-1963 registrations.
New on the market this week
See the full selection on our New on the Market page.
The registrations highlighted here generally belong to private sellers and therefore do not attract VAT. The £80 DVLA assignment fee applies.
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