911 CM private number plate

911 CM is a dateless UK private registration. Its format is NNN LL, with five characters in total. This style of registration does not show a year identifier while having the clean look associated with dateless registrations. The plate originates from Liverpool (Birkenhead), in the North West England region, and was issued in the era preceding the suffix year letter system that began in 1973.

The 'CM' initials offer broad appeal, fitting into the strong or upper quartile category for popularity among potential buyers. This suggests a good breadth of individuals might find these initials personally relevant.

Historically, dateless registrations, particularly those with fewer characters, have held significant collector interest. The structure of 911 CM, with its three numbers followed by two letters, is a common and easily recognisable format from the era when registration marks were issued without a vehicle age identifier.

The registration featured a hammer price of £25,200 at a DVLA auction on 15 May 2019, with an estimated buyer total of £32,659.

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