67 LAW private number plate

67 LAW is a five-character dateless UK private registration in a numbers-first, two numbers followed by three letters format. Dateless registrations, issued between 1953 and 1963, have a clean, timeless look that is highly appealing to many buyers. The format two numbers followed by three letters is a classic and recognisable style, often associated with desirable registrations.

As an initials plate, 67 LAW offers clear potential for individuals or businesses with the surname or company name LAW. The "LAW" initials are of decent popularity, suggesting a recognisable and potentially broad range of interested buyers, aligning with findings that personal connections are a leading motivator for purchasing a private registration. This type of plate allows for a strong personal or professional association, making it a notable choice for those looking to represent their identity or brand.

Representing number 67, the registration is part of the 10-99 number band. This band, containing double-digit numbers, generally holds appeal over triple or four-digit numbers due to its shorter, cleaner appearance. The dateless quality further enhances this, as it does not show a year identifier, contributing to its classic aesthetic.

This registration was first released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2021. It sold for £14,265 (hammer price).

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