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Niemand 2025-09-07 12:14:46 | #2
19VLR70 (2025-09-06 19:59:32)19VLR70
Wow! How have there been so many transfers with this plate
Wow! How have there been so many transfers with this plate
This is more normal with export license plates. The vehicle must have left Germany by the date indicated on the red band. After that, the license plate automatically expires, and the registration number will be reissued after a certain period of time.
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19VLR70 2025-10-08 18:37:43 | #3
Niemand (2025-09-07 12:14:46)Niemand
19VLR70
Wow! How have there been so many transfers with this plate
This is more normal with export license plates. The vehicle must have left Germany by the date indicated on the red band. After that, the license plate automatically expires, and the registration number will be reissued after a certain period of time.
19VLR70
Wow! How have there been so many transfers with this plate
This is more normal with export license plates. The vehicle must have left Germany by the date indicated on the red band. After that, the license plate automatically expires, and the registration number will be reissued after a certain period of time.
Good to know! But the probability of it being the same plate re issued is quite rare no?
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Niemand 2025-10-08 20:33:43 | #4
19VLR70 (2025-10-08 18:37:43)19VLR70
Good to know! But the probability of it being the same plate re issued is quite rare no?
Good to know! But the probability of it being the same plate re issued is quite rare no?
Not necessarily. In this case, the Iveco's license plate expired in July 2024. The Porsche's license plate expired in September 2024, so it took less than two months for the same license plate to be reissued. So it's quite possible that this license plate is reused several times a year, which naturally increases the likelihood of finding another license plate with the same number.
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