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1959
base
Atlantic county
Here is an unusual find: a triplet of plates. The owner must have
gotten their plates remade in order for this to have happened.
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1959
base
Mercer county
Occasionally, courtesy plates can have seals attached - I believe
these go to judges and others involved in politics who are not quite
high enough on the ladder to get their own type of plate.
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1959
base, reflectorized
The elusive "T" county code... we're still not sure where
this is from. |
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1959
base
Cumberland county
Another strange choice - why suffix 2 instead of 0? |
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1959
base
Cape May county |
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1977
base
Somerset county
This plate was remade years later, scroll down to see it. |
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1979
base
Union county
The bottom plate is not in my collection - I actually photographed
it in use before acquiring the plate above it. I photographed
the plate in 2003, and acquired the plate above it several years later.
Amazing! I guess what happened is that the owner decided to get their
courtesy plates remade into handicapped plates and got rid of the
old ones. |
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1979
base
Middlesex county |
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1979
base
Essex county
Handicapped courtesy, not nearly as common as regular ones. |
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1992
base, first-generation 3M sheeting
Somerset county
This is a remake of the other SRL 10 plate on this page, with a suffix
added. |
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1992
base, first-generation 3M sheeting
Ocean county |
