DVLA Auction Results: February 2001

62 number plates sold at the DVLA's February 2001 auction for £207,400 in winning bids (£273,029 including fees). The highest winning bid was £12,800 for V1 NYL, and the median lot sold for £2,900.

Lots sold
62
Winning bids
£207,400
Median hammer price
£2,900
Lots at £10,000 or more
1

Most expensive number plates at the February 2001 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
V1 NYL£12,800Prefix
SVS 1£8,000Dateless
RJS 8£6,500Dateless
5 WAG£6,200Dateless
55 MD£6,000Dateless
8 ASK£6,000Dateless
48 MB£5,500Dateless
35 PW£4,700Dateless
150 MEL£4,300Dateless
34 SR£4,200Dateless
3 BSD£4,200Dateless
31 MF£4,000Dateless
54 NC£4,000Dateless
54 AL£3,900Dateless
35 CD£3,800Dateless
6 RY£3,800Dateless
17 NN£3,700Dateless
1 FDG£3,700Dateless
1 JCO£3,700Dateless
30 BT£3,600Dateless
53 KS£3,600Dateless
6 DCM£3,600Dateless
22 WL£3,500Dateless
45 AT£3,300Dateless
55 AJS£3,300Dateless

Search all 62 lots from the February 2001 auction

Results by number plate format

FormatLots soldMedian hammerHighest hammer
Dateless49 (79%)£3,100£8,000
Prefix9 (15%)£2,200£12,800
Suffix4 (6%)£1,950£2,300

Half of all lots sold for between £2,400 and £3,775. 1 lots (2%) sold for under £1,000.

How did February 2001 compare with January 2001?

The January 2001 auction sold 562 lots for £2,287,189 in winning bids, with a median of £3,300. Compared with that sale, the number of lots sold in February 2001 was down 89%, total winning bids were down 91% and the median price was down 12%.

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.