NOO 1R private number plate

The NOO 1R registration offers a classic suffix format, presenting three letters followed by a number and a final letter. This five-character layout is clean and concise.

The embedded `1` here stands as a strong single digit, recognised as the lowest possible number in many registration types and often considered the pinnacle choice when combined with specific initials. The initial grouping NOO may appeal to those whose names or businesses start with these letters, offering a direct and personalised connection. The final `R` expands the initials potential further.

NOO 1R was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2015. It sold for £14,386 (hammer price). The suffix format it employs was issued broadly from 1963 to 1983. In its present form, this registration style dates from August 1976 to July 1977. This combination of a common format with a prominent number and mid-market initials might interest a variety of buyers looking for a distinctive yet accessible private registration. The registration changed hands at auction in 2015.

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