111 G private number plate

The dateless registration 111 G offers a clean, short, four-character format. Its structure prominently features repeating digits, creating a visually striking and memorable plate. This repdigit style is often sought by collectors for its symmetry and impact. The "111" combination benefits from the distinct appeal of lower numbers generally being more desirable than higher ones within dateless plates, and the visual rhythm of three identical digits.

This registration also presents potential as an initials plate, with the letter G at the end. Such plates can appeal to individuals with that initial, offering a concise and personal identifier. The dateless nature ensures it has the timeless look associated with dateless registrations, meaning it does not show a year identifier.

The plate 111 G was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2017. It sold for £40,000 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £51,840.

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