40 OH private number plate

40 OH is a distinctive dateless registration. Its short four-character layout, with two numbers followed by two letters, offers a clean and modern aesthetic. This format, a simple two numbers followed by two letters structure, is widely recognised and appreciated for its straightforward appeal.

As a dateless registration, 40 OH does not show a year identifier, giving it the clean look associated with earlier UK number plates. Dateless, four-letter registrations such as this, particularly those with fewer characters, are generally more sought after and tend to represent a strong collector interest in the market. The "OH" initials present a broad appeal to a wide range of potential buyers, fitting into the 'decent' popularity bracket.

The number 40, situated at the beginning of the registration, falls into the lower double-digit band. In the hierarchy of number appeal, lower numbers within this band typically carry stronger desirability. The combination of a short format and a lower double-digit number contributes to the overall appeal of 40 OH.

This registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2020. It sold for £5,910 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £7,588.

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