COD 3S private number plate

COD 3S is a distinctive suffix-style UK private registration with a five-character format. It presents the popular initials COD followed by the number 3 and the letter S. The arrangement of three letters, a single digit, and a final letter provides a clear and legible appearance.

The single digit 3 is an embedded low number, which generally holds stronger appeal than higher or multi-digit numbers in comparable registrations, contributing to a cleaner look. The initials COD, while not top-tier in popularity, have decent appeal, making the plate suitable for individuals or businesses with these initials. The final S enhances the potential for personal identification, making it suitable for names or words that end with S.

The suffix system, which uses a letter at the end to indicate the year of issue, does not show a year identifier in the way current-style registrations do, giving COD 3S a clean, timeless aesthetic. This specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2007. It sold for £1,500 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £1,895.

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