LATEST ADDITIONS (Update 75)
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.
NG 44
Style: Historic 2x2 Dateless. With just two letters and two numbers, NG 44 has a short, balanced format. The NG initials could appeal to someone with those initials or a name incorporating the letters, while the repeated 44 gives the registration a distinctive visual symmetry. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker records that NG 44 was issued between 1930 and 1935, with Norfolk C.C. listed as the original issuing authority. Its historic origins add genuine provenance to this compact dateless registration.
Currently available for £24,300 — view all NG registrations.
YS 34
Style: Historic 2x2 Dateless. With just two letters and two numbers, YS 34 is a particularly short and desirable registration. The YS initials could appeal to someone with those initials, while 34 may have a personal connection, such as a birth year, anniversary or favourite number. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker records that YS 34 was first issued during the 1904–1936 period, with Partick B.C. (Borough Council), Scotland, listed as the original issuing authority. Its early Scottish registration history adds genuine provenance to this compact dateless number plate.
Currently available for £19,350 — view all YS registrations.
63 EM
Style: 2x2 Dateless. The EM initials could appeal to someone called Emma, Emily, Emilia or Em, as well as anyone with the initials E.M. Well-known names sharing those initials include actress Elizabeth Moss and author E. M. Forster. The 63 could also have a personal connection, particularly for someone born in 1963. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker confirms that 63 EM was sold at DVLA Auction in 2003, providing a documented auction history for this compact registration.
Currently available for £17,700 — view all EM registrations.
AND 11S
Style: S Suffix Registration. The AND letters could appeal to someone called Andrew, Andy or Andrea, while the 11provides a neat double-number combination. Read together, AND 11S could also resemble “ANDIIS”, offering another interpretation for someone called Andi. As an S-suffix registration, the format corresponds to the August 1977 to July 1978 registration period, although this does not necessarily mean the mark was originally issued then.
Currently available for £18,850 — view all AND registrations.
990 RS
Style: 3x2 Dateless. The RS initials have strong appeal for motoring enthusiasts, particularly with their association with performance models from Ford, Audi and Porsche. They could also appeal to someone with R.S. initials, with famous examples including Rod Stewart, Ridley Scott and Ranveer Singh. The 990 provides a distinctive three-digit number, while CarReg's Reg Issue Checker confirms that 990 RS was sold at DVLA Auction in 2024, giving this dateless registration a documented auction history.
Currently available for £13,000 — view all RS registrations.
BEG 13
Style: Historic 3x2 Dateless. The BEG letters form a complete English word, making this registration instantly recognisable and easy to remember. They could also appeal to someone with the initials B.E.G. or a name incorporating those letters. The 13 adds an interesting numerical element, particularly for anyone who considers it their favourite number. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker records that BEG 13 was first issued in 1951, with Huntingdonshire C.C. as the original issuing authority, giving this registration 75 years of history.
Currently available for £3,999 — view all BEG registrations.
96 RAF
Style: Historic 2x3 Dateless. The RAF letters have an unmistakable association with the Royal Air Force, making this registration particularly appealing to serving personnel, veterans and aviation enthusiasts. The 96 could also have a personal connection, perhaps representing a 1996 birth year or a memorable number. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker confirms that 96 RAF was first issued in 1962, with Cornwall C.C. recorded as the original issuing authority. This gives the registration over 60 years of genuine British registration history, alongside its strong connection to military aviation.
Currently available for £8,175 — view all RAF registrations.
642 JBM
Style: Historic 3x3 Dateless. The JBM letters could appeal to someone with those three initials, with the three-digit 642creating a traditional six-character dateless registration. Unlike more recently released dateless combinations, 642 JBM has genuine historic origins. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker records that it was first issued in 1962, with Bedfordshire C.C. listed as the original issuing authority. This gives the registration over 60 years of documented history.
Currently available for £2,499 — view all JBM registrations.
A15 DBX
Style: A Prefix Registration. The DBX letters have an obvious connection to the Aston Martin DBX, the British manufacturer's luxury performance SUV. This makes A15 DBX particularly appealing to DBX owners and Aston Martin enthusiasts. The A15 prefix also offers a potential interpretation as “A 15”, which could have its own personal significance. As an A-prefix registration, it dates from the August 1983 to July 1984 registration period, although this mark was first issued in 1989/90 when DVLA began selling A1-20 prefix marks which had been held back several years before.
Currently available for £1,800 — view all DBX registrations.
LOV 56X
Style: X Suffix Registration. The LOV prefix reads naturally as “LOVE”, while 56X gives the combination a playful, cheeky interpretation that could be read as “LOVE SEX”. It’s a registration with a bit of personality and a memorable message for those who spot the wordplay. CarReg's Reg Issue Checker records that LOV 56X was first issued in 1981, with Birmingham C.B.C. listed as the original issuing authority.
Currently available for £5,450 — view all LOV registrations.
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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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