HUR 2T private number plate

HUR 2T is a distinctive five-character suffix-style registration. The format features three letters followed by a single number and then a final letter. This layout creates a clean and concise appearance, enhancing its visual appeal.

The central feature of HUR 2T is the standalone low number 2, which generally carries stronger appeal than higher numbers due to its brevity. The number 2 itself is a single digit, and single-digit numbers are typically more sought after than double or triple digits. This gives the registration a neat, short look.

The plate includes the initials HUR and a concluding T. Initials are often a key motivation for private number plate buyers, allowing for a personal connection. While the initials HUR are considered niche to low demand, the overall compact format and the prominence of the number 2 contribute to the plate's appeal.

The suffix system for registrations featured a year identifier at the end, and the format of HUR 2T is associated with plates first issued from around August 1978 to July 1979. This specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2007. It sold for £1,300 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £1,642.

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