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MoesianStuff 2023-08-18 01:47:47 | #4
EviaForever (2023-08-17 21:28:38)EviaForever
Does anyone know what Sofia will get after CB 9999 XX?
Does anyone know what Sofia will get after CB 9999 XX?
If it follows the Cyrilic letters order, most probably it will be CE, which actually makes sense if you derive from the Roman name of Sofia (CEрдика/Serdica, there is even a whole district in the capital, named due to the fortress with the same name). Don't forget that obviously CM, CH, CC and CT are out of the calculations and can't be used again. Coming up next codes except CE, if following that logic are CK, CP (which was actually used by Civil Protection vehicle license plates, which got replaced with regular plates nowadays, so I don't know it will be reused), but may have logical sense if it follows the Medieval name of Sofia, which was СРедец/Sredets and CX for now are the remaining unused codes from C*.
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MoesianStuff 2023-08-18 01:49:03 | #5
MoesianStuff (2023-08-18 01:47:47)MoesianStuff
EviaForever
Does anyone know what Sofia will get after CB 9999 XX?
If it follows the Cyrilic letters order, most probably it will be CE, which actually makes sense if you derive from the Roman name of Sofia (CEрдика/Serdica, there is even a whole district in the capital, named due to the fortress with the same name). Don't forget that obviously CM, CH, CC and CT are out of the calculations and can't be used again. Coming up next codes except CE, if following that logic are CK, CP (which was actually used by Civil Protection vehicle license plates, which got replaced with regular plates nowadays, so I don't know it will be reused), but may have logical sense if it follows the Medieval name of Sofia, which was СРедец/Sredets and CX for now are the remaining unused codes from C*.
EviaForever
Does anyone know what Sofia will get after CB 9999 XX?
If it follows the Cyrilic letters order, most probably it will be CE, which actually makes sense if you derive from the Roman name of Sofia (CEрдика/Serdica, there is even a whole district in the capital, named due to the fortress with the same name). Don't forget that obviously CM, CH, CC and CT are out of the calculations and can't be used again. Coming up next codes except CE, if following that logic are CK, CP (which was actually used by Civil Protection vehicle license plates, which got replaced with regular plates nowadays, so I don't know it will be reused), but may have logical sense if it follows the Medieval name of Sofia, which was СРедец/Sredets and CX for now are the remaining unused codes from C*.
I also forgot CO as well, being Sofia (province)*.
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EviaForever 2023-08-18 13:11:43 | #6
MoesianStuff (2023-08-18 01:49:03)Thanks for the info! So, CE and CX are the only realistic options
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MoesianStuff 2023-08-18 13:22:45 | #7
EviaForever (2023-08-18 13:11:43)EviaForever
Thanks for the info! So, CE and CX are the only realistic options
Thanks for the info! So, CE and CX are the only realistic options
CE, CK, CP possibly by logic (if it doesn't follow this Civil Protection exception, but these places were 5 digit although), even СУ to not forget and include too and CX to be exact.
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MoesianStuff 2023-08-18 13:58:48 | #8
EviaForever (2023-08-18 13:11:43)EviaForever
Thanks for the info! So, CE and CX are the only realistic options
Thanks for the info! So, CE and CX are the only realistic options
But to be honest, I am not excluding the possibility CB **** XX to be skipped as a whole, it won't be something new. CA did it back in 2014, when its last serie was CA **** XT. But even tracing back to its previous code C, it used C **** XX however (but it's not the last serie although, as that was C **** HA back in 2005).
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