OHB 1 private number plate

OHB 1 is a highly desirable dateless UK number plate with a distinctive format and significant collector appeal. As a dateless registration, it does not show a year identifier, offering the clean look associated with earlier issue periods. The layout of three letters followed by a single number, LLL N, is a classic format for cherished registrations.

The number 1 holds a unique position in the hierarchy of private registrations, often considered the pinnacle when paired with initials. For the initials OHB, the number 1 represents the definitive and most sought-after combination. This format, OHB 1, is also recognised as a 4-character registration, contributing to its concise and impactful appearance. The plate comes from the era of Birmingham's historic issuing authority, broadly associated with the circa 1932, 1953 period.

The initials OHB are of decent popularity, suggesting a broader potential audience among buyers looking for personal registrations. This combination of a prime number, a concise format, and appealing initials positions OHB 1 as a strong candidate for personal acquisition.

This registration was featured in a DVLA auction on 19 May 2016, where it achieved a hammer price of £6,300, with an estimated buyer total of £8,165.

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