30 CX private number plate

30 CX is a four-character registration with a dateless format, presenting as two numbers followed by two letters. This layout offers a compact and streamlined appearance, contributing to its appeal to those seeking a shorter, more distinctive registration. The plate has the clean look associated with dateless registrations, meaning it does not show a year identifier.

As a dateless registration, 30 CX is not tied to a specific year of manufacture. Its historical roots can be traced back to the original issuing authorities of the time. The 'CX' sequence was originally associated with the Huddersfield area.

Driven by the desire for personal identification, registrations that feature initials are highly valued by a broad range of buyers. The 'CX' initials offer potential for personal relevance for individuals with those specific initials.

The number 30 is a straightforward, low-value number within the two-digit range. While numbers 2 to 9 generally carry stronger appeal than double-digit numbers, and lower numbers within bands typically hold stronger interest, the combination of this number with distinctive initials such as 'CX' defines its market appeal.

This registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2020. It sold for £4,751 (hammer price).

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