Instant Number plate valuation

[tali]

I'm sure MB members will be quids in
Try it with random plate "Estimated Value = At least £500.00"

Regfinder | Number Number Plate Valuation

 

[Stratman]

As copied from the site when I entered 'F1', which I believe is coming up for auction

Regfinder Valuation
Plate: F1
Word: F1
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier: x2 = £500.00
Word accuracy multiplier x2 (although word wasn't scored) £1,000.00
Left over character multiplier x8 = £8,000.00
Plate shortness multiplier x40 = £320,000.00
Dateless Plate age multiplier x8 = £2,560,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £2,560,000.00(Dream On!)
©2010 Regfinder.net

 

[TDE1]

LOL. It says mine it a dateless plate, but its not. It's an ’84 A plate. I spaced it correctly.

Regfinder Valuation
Plate: A1TDE
Word: A1TDE
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x2 = £500.00
Dateless Plate age multiplier x8 = £4,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £4,000.00

Tosh. Its worth nothing of the sort.

 

[GP801]

It says mine S7RER is worth £32000! Crazy but I am happy to let them have it for that price. Might be worth £320 on a really good day.

 

[John]

LOL. It says mine it a dateless plate, but its not. It's an ’84 A plate. I spaced it correctly.

Regfinder Valuation
Plate: A1TDE
Word: A1TDE
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x2 = £500.00
Dateless Plate age multiplier x8 = £4,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £4,000.00

Tosh. Its worth nothing of the sort.

You say that but I think you'd be surprised.

'1' plates are almost always worth the most in a range and you've not got any uncommon consonants in there.

I don't think that valuation is far off (obviously as you say it is not a dateless) but even so...

Of course it's only worth what someone will pay and all that but I reckon you would get somewhere in that ball park.

 

[SL300-24]

Just put one that I have on retention NUO 420.....£4k any takers?

 

[IanA2]

It won't play with me...

 

[Smithy53]

I tried the two that I've mentioned on this site.

Regfinder Valuation
Plate: Y1KES
Word: Y1KES
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x2 = £500.00
Prefix plate age multiplier x2 = £1,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £1,000.00

Plate: FA53CUP
Word: FA53CUP
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x1 = £250.00
New Style plate age multiplier x1 = £250.00
Estimated Value = At least £250.00

I'd have thought that the first one would have been worth a bit more.

 

[abecketts]

I'll ask my neighbour Tony who runs Elite Registrations what he makes of it

 

[IanA2]

It won't play with me...

Finally got it to work.

I have a plate of registration which is my nearly wife's name. EG say her name was LIN the plate I have in L11NS. Is not Lin, but you see what I mean.

Anyway they'll valued it at min £1K. I should hope so it's cost more than that.

 

[paulshep69]

Looks to be completely random really, I tried my plate (an Irish plate) which came with my car, it put a £2000 price on it - most Irish plates are £199 or so to buy, so I don't believe that - then I tried the wifes plate which cost £400 a couple of years back and it said £250 - totally random.

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

ROB and three numbers comes up at £2k

If you have one for sale at £2k then PM me!!

 

[TDE1]

You say that but I think you'd be surprised.

'1' plates are almost always worth the most in a range and you've not got any uncommon consonants in there.

I don't think that valuation is far off (obviously as you say it is not a dateless) but even so...

Of course it's only worth what someone will pay and all that but I reckon you would get somewhere in that ball park.

That's interesting, thanks. I just googled my initials and there's a company called TDE. They seem to like private plates on their vehicles too... Might just drop them a line

 

[tali]

It's handy but a bit and miss .My mate has this -it can't be worth anywhere near this?
Plate: NDA3X
Word: NDAEX
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x2 = £500.00
Dateless Plate age multiplier x8 = £4,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £4,000.00

 

[John]

It's handy but a bit and miss .My mate has this -it can't be worth anywhere near this?
Plate: NDA3X
Word: NDAEX
Base value: £250.00
Real word multiplier x1 = £250.00
Plate shortness multiplier x2 = £500.00
Dateless Plate age multiplier x8 = £4,000.00
Estimated Value = At least £4,000.00

My guess would be somewhere from £1000 > £2000 on that one.

Again, it thinks it is dateless which it isn't - so that website is a crock.

My valuations are based on what I've seen plates up for in the past.

Whether they sell or not is a different story!

 

[Benzowner]

G4NDS with G & S is valued at £1000, mention Gilbert & Sullivan and its £32K:fail, nice, but not really I think.

 

[lisa110rry]

I must be a bit careful how I write this...

I put in my reg number on the 'other' car and when I put '1 lorry' in the word section the site returned £4000.

However when I reduced this to simply 'lorry' it returned £32,000.

When I bought the plate, 210RRY had already been purchased in the auction, and the purchaser quite wanted the plate I wanted but for different reasons.

Hope you get my drift. If you do, please don't feel it necessary to make it explicit.

Regards,

Lisa