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WTB: Number plate 27
- Thread starter edleee
- Start date
T6
Well-Known Member
No magic. Sometimes good numbers nobody bid (becoz people think they will be outbidded, so refrained from bidding), not so great numbers ended up with the competition. Here is a gauge from what frens successfully paid for their plates:
67 - $2100, 83 - $1800, 39 - $2400, 123 - $1300, 81 - $2,000. So my personal view is that above $2k, chance quite good.
StevanT said:
Bro,
you can try with a base of $3k or so, my understanding is double digit same no normally is "hotter" and hence cost more. In the resale mkt, 33 easily cost 5 digit or near to it,but bear in mind that some are old plate.33 shd cost more than 22,quite obvious
for double digit not of the same no,the fair "valuation" shd be in the region of $2k to max $4k. I do heard of one case of bidding 4 digit no and pay $5k plus,imho, is overvalued liao.
hope it help
