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wah this kind of plate can worth 8k I quickly accept liao!

 

the plate don't look beautiful at all.. looks damaged.. this kind of number best to send to scrape just like the car

 

Thanks for your kind advice! :D

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Hi everyone, selling beautiful plate SKH 2227 C

 

Asking $988

 

Buy pays all transfers ($22) and fees.

 

Whatsapp/Text: 87000088

 

Thank you very much for looking and have a great day! [wave]

 

must include new car plate cost too

too damaged to re-use [laugh]

 

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anyone wants SGL6688E, going for cheap, i need to pay LTA $1200 to transfer it to you, so please offer higher than $1200.

 

take note, if you placing it on your new car, then you only need to pay LTA $100, if you placing on your used car, you need to pay LTA $1300.

 

pm me your offer, i looking to sell by weekend.

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Turbocharged

Dear all,

 

Would like to check the process on buying a VRN from those dealers advertising in this forum.

Assuming I were to purchase a number from them, how much time do I have to use it, i.e. register it.

Does it make any difference if the number to be purchased was used before or "brand new"?

 

Many thanks in advance

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Neutral Newbie

Anyone selling the following number plate:

 

1. SJY 20

2. SJY 78

3. SJY 85

4. SJY 2078

5. SJY 2020

6. SJY 2085

 

willing to pay high price for it especially SJY 20 - happy to go above $30K

 

Thanks


Anyone selling the following number plate:

 

1. SJY 20

2. SJY 78

3. SJY 85

4. SJY 2078

5. SJY 2020

6. SJY 2085

 

willing to pay high price for it especially SJY 20 - happy to go above $30K

 

Thanks

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anyone has 1828 car plate to sell? [laugh]

This is not a sought after number in bidding so you can actually bid 1k for it instead of spending more in the open market. 

anyone has 1828 car plate to sell? [laugh]

This is not a sought after number in bidding so you can actually bid 1k for it instead of spending more in the open market. 

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the plate don't look beautiful at all.. looks damaged.. this kind of number best to send to scrape just like the car

You are quite right, such number has no meaning, not particularly nice and easily bid for without contender.

 

However many people still feel their number plate are worth some money. Done a study on the number bidding results over a few cycles and the following general conclusions: 

 

- Special and rare abbreviation are worth money and not in this rough study.

  

- Single digit and double digits are obviously highly sought after and hence no need to mention more except some poor numbers like '46', '47', '67'. Also other poor 2 digits number such as '56', '92', '43'  that are though sought after but not worth big money where one could try bid at below $2k.

  

- 3 digits are only worth some money when it is nice and have some kind of meaning such as '100', '288', '333', '800'. Otherwise is worthless such as '325', '129', '755', '997'.

 

- 4 digits are only worth money for special numbers and very meaningful numbers such as '8888', '3000', '6666', perhaps something like '3388'.  

 

- other 4 digits that look nice such as '2228', '5566', '1808', '5678' are often not sought after in bidding so easy to bid at below $1.5k. Others like '2227', '8878', are usually leftover and LTA will just release it out for free hence considered as lucky free numbers. 

 

Take a pinch of salt when referencing to car plate number reselling website as these sites are to push up the price and make more money.  

 

Hope this little rough research helps many in determining how much to pay for resell number, or simply just bid for a new number.

 

Cheers!

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To add, do try best to avoid these 3 alphabets too, "C", "X", "Z". 

 

C - Sounds similar to Xi (die) in hokkien

X - Represents invalid, symbolizes "finished"

Z - Obviously symbolizes "last"  

 

It could devalue the number plate drastically. 

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