MAG 91E private number plate

The registration MAG 91E presents a clear initial reading, with the letters 'MAG' forming a strong visual anchor. The intelligence brief identifies a natural name reading of "MAGGIE" from the plate, which can offer significant personal appeal. Registrations that clearly spell out a name are often sought after for their direct connection to an individual, offering a distinctive personal identifier. The initials 'MAG' also hold decent popularity, suggesting a broader potential audience for this combination.

MAG 91E is a six-character suffix-style registration, characterised by its three letters followed by two numbers and a final letter. This format is associated with registrations first issued from 1963 to 1983. The suffix system, where the last letter indicates the year of issue, ran from 1963 to 1983. Registrations of this style feature a balanced layout, with three characters before the number and one after, giving it a clean and traditional appearance. The number '91' is a two-digit number, falling within the 10-99 band, which is generally more sought after than longer numerical sequences.

This specific registration was released to the open market via a DVLA auction in 2006. It sold for £3,800 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £4,800. While the suffix format itself has an established history, this particular plate's entry into circulation dates from that auction.

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