DVLA Auction Results: January 1991

25 number plates sold at the DVLA's January 1991 auction for £7,578 in winning bids (£11,788 including fees). The highest winning bid was £3,478 for A1 SAM, and the median lot sold for £148.

Lots sold
25
Winning bids
£7,578
Median hammer price
£148
Lots at £10,000 or more
0

Most expensive number plates at the January 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
A1 SAM£3,478Prefix
A1 JWS£696Prefix
H57 AHK£148Prefix
H57 ANS£148Prefix
H57 AVM£148Prefix
H57 BUR£148Prefix
H57 DLB£148Prefix
H57 ECL£148Prefix
H57 FJM£148Prefix
H57 FMC£148Prefix
H57 GAW£148Prefix
H57 HAY£148Prefix
H57 HLR£148Prefix
H57 JBF£148Prefix
H57 JEB£148Prefix
H57 JWS£148Prefix
H57 KAR£148Prefix
H57 MHW£148Prefix
H57 MJL£148Prefix
H57 OCH£148Prefix
H57 PGE£148Prefix
H57 PHD£148Prefix
H57 RUE£148Prefix
H57 TYN£148Prefix
H57 VAB£148Prefix

Search all 25 lots from the January 1991 auction

Results by number plate format

FormatLots soldMedian hammerHighest hammer
Prefix25 (100%)£148£3,478

Half of all lots sold for between £148 and £148. 24 lots (96%) sold for under £1,000.

How did January 1991 compare with December 1990?

The December 1990 auction sold 91 lots for £1,192,348 in winning bids, with a median of £9,500. Compared with that sale, the number of lots sold in January 1991 was down 73%, total winning bids were down 99% and the median price was down 98%.

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.