SLZ 5 private number plate

SLZ 5 is a four-character dateless Northern Ireland registration. The format is three letters followed by one number (three letters followed by one number), a clean and short layout that is typically sought after. The single digit number 5 is positioned at the end of the registration, a format that often appeals to buyers looking for a distinctive mark.

The 'SLZ' initials are considered to have niche to low demand, suggesting a degree of rarity for this combination. However, the presence of the low number 5, which can visually be interpreted as an 'S', adds a layer of interest. The combination of concise format and a low-value digit contributes to its overall appeal.

This Northern Ireland registration was issued by the Armagh authority, hinting at its historical roots. Historically, registrations from Northern Ireland hold a particular appeal for collectors and individuals seeking a unique identifier.

SLZ 5 was sold at a DVLA auction on 25 November 2016 for a hammer price of £1,800, with an estimated buyer total of £2,333.

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