CHR 15X private number plate

The CHR 15X registration presents a clear set of initials, CHR, which holds decent popularity. This makes the plate appealing for those seeking to represent their own or a loved one's initials. Such personal connections are a primary reason many choose private registrations.

The plate features a two-digit number, 15, positioned centrally. Registrations with fewer digits in their number segment generally carry stronger appeal, with double-digit numbers such as 15 typically being more sought after than triple or four-digit numbers. This simple, two-digit number contributes to the clean layout of the registration. The inclusion of the letter 'X' at the end further contributes to the overall compact, six-character layout.

CHR 15X is a suffix-style registration, characterised by its three letters, two numbers, and a final letter. The suffix system, with its letter at the end to indicate the year, was a prominent format in UK registration history. This specific registration, CHR 15X, was first released to the open market via a DVLA auction in 2001. It sold for £6,800 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £8,789.

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