SH11 AUN private number plate

SH11 AUN is a current style UK private registration with a recognisable layout. The plate is formed as two letters, followed by two digits, then a space, and finally three letters. This 4-character plus 3-character format, known as LLNN LLL, is a standard layout for registrations issued from September 2001 onwards.

The registration features repeated identical digits, with the number 11 appearing in the middle. This repetition can enhance visual appeal and memorability, a characteristic often favoured by pattern collectors. The initials SH are considered to have very strong appeal within the UK market, suggesting a broad potential buyer pool. The registration period for this format runs from March 2012 to August 2012, with SH being the identifying code for Edinburgh (Berwick / Selkirk) historically, and AUN representing a code associated with Nottingham and also out of use areas like Denbigh or Barnstaple. The 'SH' memory tag in the current system points to Scotland.

This particular registration has a verifiable history of sales, with one recorded hammer price of £21,400 from DVLA Auction on 26th February 2016, with an estimated buyer total of £27,734.

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