41 OM private number plate

41 OM is a four-character dateless UK private number plate, presented in a concise two-number, two-letter format. This layout offers a clean and memorable appearance, a characteristic highly valued by collectors. As a dateless registration, it does not show a year identifier, contributing to its timeless look.

The "OM" initials are a key feature of this registration, presenting "OM" as a direct initial set. Initials are a significant driver of appeal for private plates, with "OM" considered to have broad potential across a wide range of owners. Such registrations often appeal to those seeking to represent their name, initials, or a personal association.

The number 41 is also noteworthy. Among dateless registrations, lower numbers carry increased desirability. While number 1 holds a unique position, numbers 2 to 99 are generally more sought after than higher digit combinations, with the lower values within this range typically holding greater appeal. The two-digit number 41, presented at the front of the registration, contributes to its compact and appealing structure.

This registration has been released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2025. It sold for £24,460 (hammer price).

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