OME 9A private number plate

OME 9A is a suffix-style UK private registration with a five-character format. The suffix system, which uses a letter to denote the year of issue, was introduced in 1963. This particular registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2020. It sold for £10,680 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £13,713.

The registration features a prominent single-digit number, 9, combined with a single letter. The number 9 is considered a low number within registration hierarchies, often appealing to those seeking a concise and visually balanced plate. Its position within the five-character structure means the registration retains a relatively short and impactful appearance without being overly condensed.

The OME initials offer a solid base for personal connection and are part of a mid-market popularity range, suggesting a broad pool of potential interest. The final standalone letter "A" adds a clean finishing touch. The overall structure of three letters followed by two characters (three letters and one number, one letter) is a common and recognisable format.

The plate OME 9A has a verified sales history, having been sold at a DVLA auction in November 2020.

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