ĠAA 89T is the low on the new series, reported by Jesse Wodstrchill on. Joey Hurd reports 754 AAA as a low on the original series.ħ58 ZZY is the high on the original series, reported by Matthew Hicks on. This is the new numbering format following 999 ZZZ on the original series. It is unknown if this will be a universal change or just a production variation within some of the plates.ġ8 - black on green Standard Passenger Plates Matthew Hicks reports that some plates with a DE- (March), FE- (April), and HE- (May) prefix feature a much darker state outline and slightly darker shade of blue for the color fade on the bottom of the plates. Using January as an example, the first plate would have been AA0 A1A.Īnd then after AA9 Z9Z would come AB0 A1A The letter "O" is not used, so if it looks like an "O" on the plate, it's actually a zero.
Remember that two numbers only are used on these plates, and they always appear in the third and fifth position. The numbering follows a basic 01-99 progression, with the numbers progressing ahead of the letter. There are only two numbers in the current format, and they appear in the third and fifth position on Passenger plates. Missouri does not use the letter "O" on Passenger plates, but the numeral zero (0) is used in the third position, or first numeric position on some plates. For plates that expire in the same month, such as Truck (18-80), the configuration will be random with no alpha representing an expiration month. The first alpha on most new plates, including Passenger, RV, and Truck 6 & 12, will represent the expiration month. Stickers printed at license offices with the plate number to prevent theft are also available at Kansas City and Springfield area offices now. Louis are now printed with the plate number to prevent theft. Stickers issued by the MODOR Central Office and in City of St. The validation sticker will be placed in the center of the plate. It has also been reported that personalized plates, which originally had July expirations but were later changed to January, will return to July expirations. Passenger format is AA1 A1A, but since the plates will begin in June, the first series will be JA rather than AA, which would be a January issue. The new base features an embossed month, as well a having the first letter of the registration keyed to the expiration month, however, some month letters are different from earlier issues. There were be some changes that looked familiar since the series is a throwback to earlier issues. Missouri's current base debuted June 16, 2008. Missouri License Plates Missouri License Plates
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