TR15 TAN private number plate

TR15 TAN is a UK current style registration. It features a seven-character layout, comprising two letters, two numbers, and three letters, presented as LLNN LLL. The registration includes the number 15, which is part of the lower end of the double-digit number band (10-99), and the initial set TR.

The TR area code, within the historic Portsmouth (Southampton) region, indicates the plate was issued in the past, broadly associated with the latter part of the suffix era or various prefix eras. The suffix system, which ran until 1983, used a letter to denote the year of registration, with earlier suffix letters, such as those from the mid-1970s and early 1980s, generally attracting strong interest. Prefix formats, introduced in 1983 and evolving through subsequent "current style" systems, also offer a link to specific registration periods. This allows for a clear association with a particular time, without showing a year identifier.

The registration TR15 TAN was sold at a DVLA auction on 14 May 2015 for a hammer price of £25,000, with an estimated buyer total of £32,400.

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