DVLA reveal the most expensive football themed number plates they have ever sold.
With all of England and most of the world gearing up for the World cup in Brazil, DVLA have taken the opportunity to get in the footballing spirit. They have released a rundown of the most expensive football related number plates they have ever sold.
WE57 HAM tops the charts at a whopping £57,000 sold in 2007 and is closely followed in second place by their London neighbours AR53 NAL priced £36,000 in 2004. The national team will be pleased to know that EN61 AND features at number 7 in the list and was sold for £12,000 in 2012. The patriotic plate should attract a lot of attention to the owner during June and July, maybe it could feature in the victory parade when our squad return home. Fingers crossed!
Here’s the full rundown:
1. WE57 HAM - £57,000
2. AR53 NAL - £36,000
3. HU11 CTY - £36,000
4. V1 LLA - £35,000
5. ALB 10N - £19,000
6. DER 8Y - £14,500
7. EN61 AND - £12,000
8. S41 NTS - £11,500
9. UTD 80Y - £10,000
10. PRE 570N - £9,400
The treasury has amassed £2 billion over 25 years by selling personalised registrations, the Roads Minister Stephen Hammond had this to say:
"Many football fans want to show their support for their team in all aspects of their life, and displaying a number plate that links them to their club is a fun way to do this. As a lifelong fan of Southampton I'll be watching England's games with pride."
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