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Historically numbers 3 to 23, unknown today. Numbers below 10 are still considered to be under control of the governor.
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from Tom Perri |
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Commonwealth Court (1999) Commonwealth Coat of Arms riveted to plate "C/C" 0 |
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"1" The Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania no longer use plates # 1 and 2 as was done some years ago; however, it is likely that these numbers are kept in reserve. |
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"2" The Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania no longer use plates # 1 and 2 as was done some years ago; however, it is likely that these numbers are kept in reserve. |
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"P/A"000 Earliest plate sighting (9/2004) by Ned Flynn was P/A 098. The numbers appear to correspond to legislative districts. |
from Eric Conner
from Jordan Irazabal |
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Retired Senator (2009*) *The over-50 Senatorial plates were for retired senators. This was before the actual Retired Senator plates came out in early in 2009.
000"R/S" with Retired Senator along the bottom. Type added 6/11/2009
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from Nick Tsilakis
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State Officials and Dignitaries (and low-numbered vanities) 24 to 999 and A0 thru Z9 and 0A thru 9Z
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from Jim McDevitt |
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FORMAT 1: "HR"1 to "HR"9
FORMAT 2: 1"HR" to 9"HR"
FORMAT 3: "HR"10 to "HR"99
FORMAT 4: 10"HR" to 99"HR"
FORMAT 5: "HR"100 to "HR"203
FORMAT 6:"HR"100 to "HR"203 wide REPRESENTATIVE font. This wide font suggests that there may be more plates with this variation
FORMAT 7:100"HR" to 2203"HR"
Plate number corresponds to legislative district from 1 to 203. Prefix and suffix placement allows for two vehicles to be registered. |
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from Nick Tsilakis
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FORMAT 1:"PA"1 to "PA"9
FORMAT 2:"PA"1 to "PA"9 with wide plate serial spacing
FORMAT 3: 1"PA" to 9"PA"
FORMAT 4: "PA"11 to "PA"99
FORMAT 5: "PA"11 to "PA"99 with wide plate serial spacing
FORMAT 6: 11"PA" to 99"PA" It is not known if the wide serial spacing exists in 'number first' format.
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from Nick Tsilakis
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"S/C" 00
"S/C" PJ1 President Judge
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from Ned Flynn
from Ned Flynn edited by Jim Moini |
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"SCJ"1 to "SCJ"25 1"SCJ" to 25"SCJ"
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"U/SC"1 to "U/SC"19 1"U/SC" TO 19"U/SC" Number corresponds to congressional district. Prefix and suffix placement allows for two vehicles to be registered. (Better image needed)
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"U/SS"1 or "U/SS"2 1"U/SS" or 2"U/SS" Prefix and suffix placement allows for two vehicles to be registered. (Better image needed) |
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