October 2009 DVLA Auction Results
DVLA Number Plates sold in the October 2009 DVLA Auction at Dormy House demonstrated further continuing improvement in the number of lots sold.
The series of 1 O, 2 O, 3 O, 4 O continued with the auction of the number 5 O at this auction realising a hammer value of £71,000
2 X was the next highest value registration with a hammer price of £44,000 achieved for a registration that will certainly mark the spot for someone.
CHU 881E was sold to a 16 year old who can't yet drive - the interest on this occassion was because of her nickname from birth being CHUBBY. Clearly a plate suitable for CHUBBY BROWN.
October 2009 DVLA Auction - X Marks the Spot
The DVLA Auction to be held on the 7th, 9th, 10th October 2009 at Dormy House will see the registration mark 2 X offered for sale.
This number will have the highest reserve for any previous auction with its reserve set at £10,0000
The auction will be the 20th Anniversary of DVLA Auctions.
If you would like to take advantage of our Auction Bidding Service then you can do so by entering your request via the Auction Bidding web page
August 2009 DVLA Auction Results
DVLA Number Plates sold in the August 2009 DVLA Auction at the F1 Williams venue demonstrated the continuing improvement in the number of lots sold and in the average value realised across the range of numbers.
The series of 1 O, 2 O, 3 O continued with the auction of the number 4 O at this auction realising a hammer value of £51,000 with the purchaser declaring this to be purely an investment based purchase for the future.
It has been widely reported how the recent trend in the purchasing of exclusive registrations has been investment driven rather than enthusiast driven and this trend continues as exclusive registration marks continue to be seen as a safe investment for the future in uncertain times.
In addition there were two interesting purchases made by people from the North West of England with 1 PNE and ST08 ART having connections to this area of the country.
1 PNE was purchased because of its association with Preston North End FC and the purchaser is known to be linked with the football club whilst ST08 ART was purchased by a company director of STOBART Haulage Ltd the freight company based in Cumbria.
