More Incredible Number Plates Sales!
Hello all!
Those of you who check out the regtransfers blog (I imagine that's all of you!) will be familiar with Laura's daily wisdom on the topic of number plates. Well, here I am at Numberplates.com to spread some more knowledge.
The biggest news in the world of private number plates would have to be the impressive sale of the plate '6 B' at the latest DVLA public auction, which took place last week in Wansford, Cambs.
Apparently, the number plate created a huge amount of interest, but bidders began to dwindle when the bid hit the £70,000 mark. The eventual lucky owner was an anonymous internet bidder, who secured the registration for a whopping £130,000!
Although no other registrations raised quite as much, there were several other plates that sold for respectable amounts. 'THE 571G' sold for £10,690. I'm sure you're not surprised to hear that this went to a Top Gear fan. 'OWN 1T' scooped an impressive £33,174, 'SYR 1A' sold for £25, 974 and 'NJM 4' went for £14,480. To read more, check out our Cherished Plates News Stories.
So, another impressive week in the world of number plates. It doesn't surprise me really. A great number plate won't ever go out of fashion, end up in the scrap yard, or leak oil all over your drive when it gets old. A number plate is a great investment and it's clear that more and more people are catching onto this!
To the left is a number plate form an older vehicle, issued circa 2000. These plates require a yearly re-registration and issuance of new stickers for both the front and back plates, and the widscreen.
The number plate to the right is a current plate which requires registration every 3 years. The plate features an image of the Rizal Memorial, Luneta Park. The monument is a tribute to national hero José Rizal, who was executed for his efforts towards Philippine independence, a martyr of the Philippine Revolution. Along the bottom reads "Matatag na Republika", meaning "Strong Republic".
