GOB 1G private number plate

The suffix registration GOB 1G offers a distinct visual appeal and a desirable format. It belongs to the suffix era, typically issued between August 1968 and July 1969, presenting a clean, timeless look without a year identifier. This format, with three letters followed by a space and two characters, presents a compact five-character registration.

The appeal of GOB 1G is enhanced by the presence of the number 1, which for initial sets like GOB is significantly more sought after than any subsequent number. The initials 'GOB' are considered to have decent appeal with an estimated above average audience reach. The structure of the plate, with letters preceding numbers, is also generally viewed as more desirable and historically significant due to its association with earlier registration periods.

The registration achieved a hammer price of £73,860 at a DVLA Auction on 3rd August 2021, with an estimated buyer total of £94,836. This indicates significant market interest in this particular style of UK private registration.

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