UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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NEBRASKA (continued)

Passenger series. 1999-2001 base. County coded since 1922. Serial letter since 1966. Serial letter and 4 numerals since 1972 base. 2 = Lancaster county. This base plate is no longer valid.

Personalized. 1999-2001 base. This base plate is no longer valid.

Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles

NEVADA

Former motorcycle series. Former base plate.

Passenger series since 1982/83. 1985-2000 base. No coding.
This base plate was valid until 2002.

State of Nevada - Department of Motor Vehicles

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Motorcycle series since 1979, originally all numeric.
Base from around 1990. No coding.

Passenger series 1999-2000. 1999 base. No coding.

Department of Safety - Division of Motor Vehicles
New Hampshire License Plate Museum

NEW JERSEY

Passenger series 1985-93 and since 1998. 1993 base. No coding.

Passenger series 1993-98. 1993 base. No coding.

Trailer series 1998-mid 2000s. 1993 base. T = Trailer.

New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission

NEW MEXICO

Current motorcycle series. Five numerals since the late 1960s.
1982 base. The rider told me this was a copy of the original plate, since he was afraid it would be stolen.

License plates issued by the NM Motor Vehicle Division

NEW YORK

Passenger series 1993-99. 1986-2000 base. No coding.
This base plate was valid until 2003.

New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
NYplates.net - New York License Plates

NORTH CAROLINA

Passenger series since 1985. 1982-2007 base. No coding.

Special series "Wildlife Resources" since 1994. 1994-2007 base. WC = Wildlife Conservation.

NCDOT Division of Motor Vehicles

OHIO

Passenger series 1996-2001 and 2004 onwards. 1996-97 base.
LORAIN county. No coding.

Passenger series 1996-2001 and 2004 onwards. 1997-2001 base.
CUYAHOGA county. No coding.

Trailer series 1993-96. 1991-96 base. T = Trailer.
This base plate was valid until the end of 2002.

Commercial trailer series since 1996. 1996-97 base.

Commercial trailer series since 1996. 2001-04 base.

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