WC 100 private number plate

WC 100 offers a clean, straightforward layout with two letters followed by three numbers. This five-character format presents a concise and easily memorable registration. The structure aligns with the dateless era, offering the timeless look associated with private registrations from before 1963. As a cherished registration, its format is indicative of an earlier issue period.

The number portion, 100, is a round number, which can hold particular appeal for some buyers. The initials WC are considered to have decent popularity, suggesting a potentially broad audience. This combination of a distinctive initial set with a clear, round number offers a balanced and appreciable registration.

This registration does not show a year identifier, a characteristic shared with earlier dateless plates. Its layout of two letters and three numbers is a classic format for personalised plates. This style is generally more sought after than comparable numbers-first dateless plates, partly due to its association with the earliest registration era and its longer survival.

The format is entirely dateless. It was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1991. It sold for £1,898 (hammer price).

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