LATEST ADDITIONS (Update | Week 29)
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Here are some of the latest additions that have gone "LIVE" on our website in the last 7 days. We provide hundreds of valuations each and every week. In fact in the last year we have provided more than 26,000 valuations! Many of the registrations that go on the market may not have been advertised for a generation.
Below are a selection of registrations new on sale with us in the past week with some examples of who might find the following number plates attractive:
1 KO:
Style: 1x2 Dateless. Individual with Initials KO: This plate would likely appeal to someone whose initials are KO, and also KQ (since the letter Q cannot feature anywhere on UK number plates) providing a personal touch. Sports/Boxing Fan: It might also attract someone who has a connection to a sport, particularly boxing or martial arts, where "KO" stands for knockout. Would also appeal to wealthy professional boxers / promotors, such as Antony Joshua, Tyson Fury, this reg was formerly owned by 90's Super Middleweight Champion Chris Eubank and he has displayed it on Rolls Royce and Bentley vehicles he has owned.
91 MO:
Style: 2x2 Dateless. Person with Initials M.O. Someone with the initials 'MO' might also find this plate appealing. This would also be a popular choice for someone with name abbreviated to Mo, such as Maureen, Mohammed/Mohammad. Would have even more of an association should the individual be born in 1991. 70's, 80's and 90's birth years would be common amongst the demographic of cherished number buyers.
38 LP:
Style: 2x2 Dateless. Ideally suits a person with initils L.P.: Someone with the initials L.P. will find this plate appealing and personal for obvious reasons. Nothing much to say about this one other than it's on the market at £21500, about the market value for 2x2 plates with strong initials.
PRH 8:
Style: 3x1 dateless. Individual with Initials PRH: This plate would likely be appealing to someone whose initials are P.R.H., offering a personalised touch. These initials are certainly better than average in popularity which will usually reflects in the value. This registration was first issued in 1954. The original office for this letter combination is Kingston upon Hull. On the market for an extremely keen price of £12399, so likely to not hang around.
TCE 4:
Style: 3x1 Dateless. Ideally suits a person with Initials TCE: This plate may attract individuals with the initials T.C.E., providing a unique identification. This neat single digit would have strong appeal but of course only if the initials were a match. This registration was first issued in 1958 and the original office for this letter combination is Cambridgeshire C.C. These initials we'd say are below the average and goes on the market with an asking price of £10,900.
7 PXS:
Style: 1x3 Dateless. Person with Initials P.X.S! This plate would of course appeal to someone whose initials are P.X.S., making it a personal but let's be honest X as a middle initial would be very uncommon. This registration would more likely suit someone with the initials PS who may not have a middle initial and looking for a short, neat registration without the expense of say a 3 digit PS registration likely to be in excess of £10,000). Also couples such as Paul & Sarah or Peter & Susan could have a shared interest in such a plate. The number "7" is often considered lucky and may attract individuals who have a special connection to that number, potentially making it appealing. On the market for a bargain price of £4460.
PLG 60:
Style: 3x2 Dateless. Ideal for an individual with initials PLG: Someone with the initials P.L.G. would likely find this plate appealing and personal and especially if the person was born in 1960: The "60" could also suit someone celebrating their 60th birthday. This registration was first issued in 1952. The original office for this letter combination is London C.C.
11 DJP:
Style: 2x3 Dateless. Individual with Initials D.J.P.: This plate would likely appeal to someone whose initials are D.J.P., offering a personal touch. The "11" could resonate with those born on the 11th of any month making it even more meaningful. However, the number 11 is often considered to be as good as a single digit and some discerning clients prefer this to a numeric '2' due to the elegant aesthetics of the number II when on a car registration and can also be viewed as roman numerals for the number two.
F9 FUL:
Style: F Prefix. Individual Named Ful: This plate would likely appeal to someone whose name, nickname, or family name includes "Ful." such has Fuller or Fulton. Would likely appeal to a Fulham FC supporter. The Premier league team from West London, known for its affluent fan base and expensive ticket prices should easily afford the £1199 price tag!
HER 5H:
Style: H Suffix. Individual Named "Her" or Similar: This plate could appeal to someone with "Her" in their name or nickname, making it a unique personal identifier. Romantic Gesture: It might attract someone looking for a personalized gift or gesture for a partner named "Her."
PON 11Y:
Style: Y Suffix. Horse Lover or Equestrian: This plate could resonate with equestrian enthusiasts or those who have a pony, given the "PON" reference. Also to people who follow horses racing, training , those who own horse box vehicles
PE07 GOT:
Style: Current style 07 , Close resembles the French car manufacturer "PEUGEOT" so the most likely appeal is someone owning a Peugeot vehicle of some description although the vehicle would have to be March 2007 or later to use this particular plate so any owners of the classic Peugeot 205 would have to rule it out.
Check out the full selection here See All New to the Market. The numbers detailed here belong to private sellers, so do not attract VAT, just the £80 assignment fee.
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