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Opportunity to bid for rare registration marks

15 April 2019

DVS vehicle registration marks auction

​Islanders interested in a rare or unusual registration mark for their vehicle will have the chance to bid for one, or more, later this month.

Registration marks, including four-digit J-numbers and low JSY-numbers, will go under the hammer at Hotel de France on Saturday 27 April, as part of Driver and Vehicle Standards’ annual auction.

The registration marks include short numbers that are easy to remember, as well as sequential numbers that are often popular with couples or for business fleet vehicles.

Gordon Forrest, Head of Driver and Vehicle Standards, said: “The annual auction gives islanders a further opportunity to purchase a special registration mark for their vehicles. We have a small number of four-digit marks available throughout the year, but we keep other desirable numbers and JSY-numbers reserved for the auction sale.

“There are more than 50 registration marks up for auction this year, including 20 four-digit J-numbers, and two of our most interesting six-digit numbers: J202020 and J303030. We also have JSY007 going under the hammer, which we’re expecting to generate a lot of interest.”

Income from the auction, which raised more than £230,000 last year, will help Growth, Housing and Environment to pay for essential DVS equipment and other transport-related projects. 

The auction room will open to prospective bidders from 9am next Saturday, and the sale will begin at 10.30am. All islanders interested in bidding are welcome to attend on the day, and must register their details with the auctioneers before the sale starts. It is free to attend and to register.

Anyone wishing to leave an absentee bid must leave it with the auctioneers at least one hour before the sale begins.

Islanders wishing to find out more about the auction should contact Simon Drieu & Co auctioneers, by calling +44(0)1534 869 300 or by emailing enquiries@jerseyauctioneers.com. More information is also available on their website.

Registration marks up for auction

A full list of registration marks that will be up for auction is below. Please note that this does not represent lot order.

​Registration marks
​JSY006
JSY007
J1595
J1682
J2529
J2925
J3389
J3680
J4469
J4919
​J5102
J5103
J5670
J6017
J6654
J7476
J7565
J8133
J8807
J8875
​J9230
J9280
JSY57
JSY58
JSY65
JSY67
JSY73
JSY74
JSY75
JSY76
​JSY108
JSY109
JSY113
JSY114
JSY140
JSY230
JSY241
JSY242
JSY380
JSY418
​JSY565
JSY575
JSY640
JSY670
JSY795
JSY886
JSY887
JSY961
JSY962
JSY963
J202020
J303030​

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