ROH 1L private number plate

ROH 1L is a five-character suffix-style registration. It combines the letter sequence ROH with the significant single digit 1 and a final L, creating a balanced and short appearance. The plate's design, with three letters followed by a number and then another letter, has the clean look associated with registrations from the suffix era. While the suffix system ran from 1963 to 1983, this specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1993. It sold for £6,592 (hammer price).

The number 1 holds particular appeal, often considered the pinnacle digit for any set of initials. Paired with the initials ROH, it creates a desirable combination for those with these initials, or for anyone seeking to convey a sense of individuality with a low number. The initials ROH themselves represent a strong popularity band, likely appealing to a broader audience. The standalone low number adds to the plate's distinctiveness.

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