K111 NGS private number plate

The prefix registration K111 NGS offers a striking visual appeal due to its repeating digits. The number block 111 creates a strong, memorable pattern. This repetition is a key feature for collectors who appreciate symmetry and distinctiveness in a registration.

The structure of K111 NGS is a familiar prefix format, one letter followed by three numbers and then three letters. This layout, which became standard for UK registrations from August 1992, is clear and straightforward. The presence of the character 'K' as the initial letter places it within a defined period of UK vehicle registration history, associated with the K-prefix scheme by the DVLA which ran from August 1992 to July 1993. The initials NGS are also present, offering potential for a personal connection for buyers whose surnames or first names begin with these letters.

This particular registration, K111 NGS, was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2017. It sold for £19,699 (hammer price). Plates with clear repeating number sequences like 111 often attract significant interest from buyers seeking a visually strong and distinctive mark.

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