What do suffix registrations look like?
Suffix number plates consist of three letters followed by a one, two or three digit number, with a year-identifying letter at the end.
The three letters indicate the original area where the registration was issued. For example, “ABH” relates to Buckinghamshire, while “CHN” would suggest Darlington. Combined with the suffix letter, it was originally possible to identify both the age and origin of the vehicle.
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