DVLA Auction Results: December 1991

70 number plates sold at the DVLA's December 1991 auction for £830,952 in winning bids. The highest winning bid was £65,000 for 1 DM, and the median lot sold for £9,000.

Lots sold
70
Winning bids
£830,952
Median hammer price
£9,000
Lots at £10,000 or more
32

Most expensive number plates at the December 1991 DVLA auction

The 25 highest winning bids, with the total each buyer paid including VAT, the buyer's premium and the £80 assignment fee.

Number PlateHammer Price Total Price Format
1 DM£65,000Dateless
DAV 1D£50,000Suffix
1 GH£36,000Dateless
1 AB£28,000Dateless
1 PR£26,000Dateless
1 GB£25,000Dateless
1 ST£24,000Dateless
1 RAJ£21,000Dateless
F1 ONA£19,000Prefix
1 SG£18,000Dateless
1 ANS£17,000Dateless
1 FF£17,000Dateless
1 JO£17,000Dateless
J1 LLS£17,000Prefix
RJS 1£17,000Dateless
1 MJ£16,000Dateless
2 A£15,000Dateless
1 JEF£14,500Dateless
1 JR£14,000Dateless
1 LUV£13,000Dateless
1 MAX£13,000Dateless
1 PJB£13,000Dateless
1 TV£13,000Dateless
1 DE£12,000Dateless
1 FW£12,000Dateless

Search all 70 lots from the December 1991 auction

Results by number plate format

FormatLots soldMedian hammerHighest hammer
Dateless54 (77%)£10,250£65,000
Prefix10 (14%)£354£19,000
Suffix6 (9%)£8,500£50,000

Half of all lots sold for between £5,625 and £14,375. 6 lots (9%) sold for under £1,000.

How did December 1991 compare with November 1991?

The November 1991 auction sold 425 lots for £1,359,400 in winning bids, with a median of £2,600. Compared with that sale, the number of lots sold in December 1991 was down 84%, total winning bids were down 39% and the median price was up 246%.

About these results

Hammer prices are the winning bids. Totals add the VAT and buyer's premium that applied at the time and the DVLA's £80 assignment fee; see DVLA auction fees explained. For record prices across every auction since 1989, see DVLA auction records.