SSH 11 private number plate

SSH 11 presents a distinctive format of three letters followed by two numbers. Its short, five character length offers a clean and memorable presentation. The registration features repeated identical digits, with the number 11 appearing at the end. This symmetry can enhance its visual appeal and make it more recognisable.

The "SSH" initials offer a solid foundation for personal customisation, appealing to those seeking to represent their name or a significant set of initials. Coupled with the lower number 11, the registration has broad appeal within the market for initials-based plates.

As a dateless registration, SSH 11 does not carry a year identifier, contributing to its timeless look. Registrations from its era of issue, broadly associated with the period circa 1932 to 1953, are recognised for their historical significance. The format itself, featuring fewer characters, represents a desirable style within the private registration market.

SSH 11 was first released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2025. It sold for £18,050 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £23,176.

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