BAN 91N private number plate

The BAN 91N registration features a common suffix format, combining three letters with two numbers and a final letter. This style of registration was introduced in 1974, indicating its place within that era of vehicle registration, though this specific registration was released via DVLA auction in 2024. It sold for £19,273 (hammer price). The letters BAN could represent initials, potentially for a first name and surname combination. The numerical component, 91, is a relatively low number within its band, and its placement between the letters and final character provides a balanced visual structure. The sequence offers a clean, six-character reading that is easily recognisable.

The registration had a sale at a DVLA auction in 2024. The format, which includes a year identifier, means it does not have the clean look associated with dateless registrations. The inclusion of numbers and letters in this combination allows for a variety of interpretations, and its style is reminiscent of registrations from the 1970s. While no specific word or name reading is obvious, the distinct components of BAN and 91N offer a straightforward yet memorable combination.

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