17 OH private number plate

17 OH is a concise four-character dateless registration. Its format of two numbers followed by two letters presents a clean, symmetrical layout often favoured by collectors. The number 17, being a lower double-digit value within this format, has a classic appeal.

As a dateless plate, 17 OH does not show a year identifier, offering a timeless look. Dateless registrations are a distinct category, with formats such as this one, featuring numbers first and then letters, being typically associated with earlier registration eras. Though this specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2019, its format aligns with the style of earlier, numbers-first dateless plates. It sold for £9,202 (hammer price).

The prominent initials "OH" are likely to hold personal significance for many prospective owners. With a decent popularity estimate, "OH" represents initials with a broader potential audience, making it an approachable choice for someone seeking to embody their name or chosen moniker. The registration 17 OH may appeal to personal initials buyers looking for a compact and stylised combination, aligning with the DVLA survey finding that personal connections are the leading reason for purchasing a private plate.

This registration has a history as a sold lot, having been released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2019.

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