In God We Trust plates have a numbered county code decal in the lower right corner. Most IGWT plates spotted so far have been in the R series, but they have also been reported in the A, B, E, I, K, L, N, R, S, T, U, V, and Z series. The 'stickers' for the county name/number, expiration month, and expiration year are all screened on new plates.ġ6 - black on white Standard Passenger PlatesĢ012 issue, redesigned in the 3 letter/3 number format. All new plates are mailed from Indianapolis. New plates are being made to order on an individual basis, so plate offices no longer issue plates locally around the state. The original style had the county name in both cases, such as 74-Spencer, but as of April 2012 the county name is in all caps, such as 74-SPENCER. In the 3-letter plates, no X in the 1st position have been seen, but all letters in the 2nd and 3rd positions have been seen.īased on the above, it appears they don't use I or O in the 1st letter position regardless of how many letters there are.Ī new style black on white county sticker appears top center with both the county number and name.

In the 2-letter plates, all except M in the 1st position, and all but F in the 2nd position have been seen. In the 1-letter suffix, only A, C, F, J, K, M, Q, S, W, and Y have been seen. The new font looks much better with the traditional numbering format, and as with the embossed plates, the new font closely resembles the older format with the smaller letter and appropriate spacing, and it looks far better than on the green background plates currently being phased out.Įric has documented the following observations about the 2008 issue: On the good side, people who previously had low numbers (1-100) in the traditional county coded plates may keep the number on the new base by paying a $30 fee, which is less than the personalized fee. 3/3 plates have already been spotted from at least AAF through ZZZ, so obviously some combinations have been skipped, but there is no actual master allocation. Plates are being issued in the 3 number/3 letter, 3 number/2 letter, and even 3 number/1 letter formats in each county. Indiana is randomly issuing the new base, so tracking highs has become impossible. Here is our information for the 2008 base: Therefore, it will be impossible to track highs for this issue. The Bicentennial base is reusing numbers from the 2008 base upon renewal. Indiana License Plates Indiana License Plates

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