PKJ 109L private number plate

PKJ 109L is a suffix-style UK private registration. Introduced between August 1972 and July 1973, the format features three letters followed by a single number and then the suffix letter indicating its age identifier.

The initials PKJ are considered to have decent popularity, suggesting a potentially broad base of individuals who might find this registration appealing for personal identification. The number 109 falls within the 100 to 999 band, which generally offers a cleaner and shorter appearance compared to registrations with four-digit numbers. The three-character letter prefix is a standard for this era, providing a good balance between the initials and the numerical element of the plate.

The registration does not show a year identifier, lending it the timeless look associated with dateless registrations.

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