
Dubai plate AA9 Sells for 38 Million AED
Dubai’s single-digit plate AA9 sold for 38 million dirhams, about $10.3 million, at a charity auction in the city on Saturday, 1 May 2021. Contemporary
P 7 Sold for $15 million
AA9 Sold for $10.3 million
CA 3 Sold for R340,000
1 FS Sold for R220,000
1-GP to 8-GP Auction Sold as a complete set for R1,890,000
9-GP Auction Sold for R167,000
MANDELA-GP Auction Sold for R66,000
1-CAA Estimated up to R150,000
P 7 Sold for $15 million
AA9 Sold for $10.3 million
CA 3 Sold for R340,000
1 FS Sold for R220,000
1-GP to 8-GP Auction Sold as a complete set for R1,890,000
9-GP Auction Sold for R167,000
MANDELA-GP Auction Sold for R66,000
1-CAA Estimated up to R150,000
Personalised number plates can be far more valuable than their appearance suggests. In South Africa, some combinations cost only a few thousand rand, while highly sought-after single-character plates can cost more than R100,000.

Dubai’s single-digit plate AA9 sold for 38 million dirhams, about $10.3 million, at a charity auction in the city on Saturday, 1 May 2021. Contemporary

A number plate carrying a single letter and a single digit, P 7, sold for 55 million UAE dirhams, about $15 million, at a Dubai

Few South African number plates have achieved the level of recognition associated with 1 GP. Short, distinctive and immediately identifiable, the single-digit Gauteng registrations occupy

Some number plates become valuable because they are rare. Others become significant because of the story attached to them. CA 1 belongs to the second