1 KXB private number plate

The private number plate 1 KXB is the definitive registration for an individual with the initials KXB. The number 1 is in a class of its own, marking the plate as the pinnacle of the KXB series and making it significantly more sought after than the same initials with a higher number.

This is a short, four-character dateless registration. Its simple format of a single number followed by three letters creates a clean and memorable look. As a dateless registration, it does not show a year identifier, giving it a timeless quality that suits any vehicle. While the initials KXB have a niche appeal, for the right person they offer a distinct form of personalisation.

The plate's format is associated with the reversed dateless styles issued broadly between 1953 and 1963. Records suggest this registration was originally issued by Lancashire County Council, adding a layer of regional history to its identity.

The market appeal of this number plate is demonstrated by its history. In April 2023, 1 KXB was sold at a DVLA Auction, achieving a hammer price of £10,760. The estimated total for the buyer was around £13,816. This provides useful context regarding the desirability of pinnacle number 1 plates, even with less common initials.

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