MOD 1A private number plate

MOD 1A presents as a clean five-character suffix registration, featuring a three-letter sequence followed by a digit and a final letter. This format provides a concise visual appearance that can be particularly appealing for personal identification.

The initial three-letter sequence, MOD, offers strong potential for personalisation. It could serve as a direct initial set for individuals or families whose names begin with these letters. This type of initial reading aligns with a primary motivation for acquiring private registrations. The number 1, positioned uniquely within the registration, acts as a standalone low number, which typically carries enhanced appeal due to its singular nature. It can also visually substitute for letters such as 'I' or 'L'.

As a suffix registration, MOD 1A fits within a format that became common from 1963 onwards, although this specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2021. It sold for £6,471 (hammer price). The appeal of its compact arrangement is amplified by the single digit, contributing to a shorter and more impactful display.

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