Antique
	March 1986, wide dies Collection of the author This is the most common type of historic car plate. Other varities exist, such as Exhibit and Street Rod, but are not as common. These plates appear to have started at A10.
	December 1986, wide dies Collection of the author
	July 1987, wide dies Picture from eBay
	March 1992, wide dies Collection of the author Not sure when the switch from wide dies to narrow dies happened on antique plates.
	March 1996, narrow dies Collection of the author It looks like Antique plates started at A100 upon introduction of the narrow dies. The "ANTIQUE" slogan to the left has also been condensed slightly, to make room for four characters instead of three.
	September 2005, narrow dies, new style sticker Picture from Dave Hoag
	Unknwon date, narrow dies, new style sticker Picture from Flickr Antique plates are available in vanity format, too.
	March 2006, narrow dies, new style sticker Photographed in use Photographed recently at a car show in Stowe. For some reason, many of the classic cars registered in Vermont had standard passenger plates or vanities, while cars from neighboring states such as New Hampshire had almost entirely antique plates. In fact, the plate to the left was the only Vermont antique plate at the show. Perhaps Vermont's restrictions or charges make standard registration a better option?