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1918![]() This is the first "COMMERCIAL" issue. ![]() |
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1920![]() The use of the "X" started in 1920, and continues today. |
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1924![]() ![]() This is the first one I have seen in the X0000A pattern. This must have been used after X99999. |
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1925![]() From 1925 to 1930, 7-digit commercial plates were used. |
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1931![]() Starting in 1931, the 1/X notation was used for numbers over X99999. This number is really X103090. ![]() |
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