100 AK private number plate

100 AK is a five-character dateless registration with three numbers followed by two letters. The number sequence 100 has the appeal of a round number, which can make it more striking and memorable. As a dateless format, 100 AK has the clean look associated with registrations that do not show a year identifier.

The initials AK appear at the end of this registration. AK is a decent set of initials, having broader initials appeal that may interest a larger potential audience. The format is a relatively short dateless plate, which typically tends to be more sought after than longer registrations. Historically, shorter registrations have attracted market interest.

This specific registration was first released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1991. It sold for £3,163 (hammer price). The format, with its three numbers followed by two letters layout, was originally associated with issues from Sheffield (Bradford).

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