LC11 ARM private number plate

The current style registration LC11 ARM features a memorable matched pair pattern, offering distinct appeal for collectors of such registrations. The format comprises two letters, two numbers, and three letters, presenting a balanced seven-character layout.

The registration's number element, 11, is part of the 10 to 99 band, a shorter and more visually compact number group compared to higher digit counts. The initial letters LC are considered to have decent popularity, suggesting a broad potential audience for a plate beginning with these characters. Furthermore, the presence of repeated identical digits in the '11' segment contributes to its visual appeal and memorability, a characteristic often favoured by collectors.

Issued in the March 2012 to August 2012 window, LC11 ARM benefits from the clear, recognisable structure of current style registrations. The memory tag LC points to the Wimbledon DVLA office within the London region, identifying its place of issue under the 2001 system.

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