BRZ-3197

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The other format is clearly going a lot faster, yields twice as many combinations yet all of BM** was issued in the same length of time as BR*. BNCH should be out now according to lookup.

Evanplatespottertn
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The other format is clearly going a lot faster, yields twice as many combinations yet all of BM** was issued in the same length of time as BR*. BNCH should be out now according to lookup.

First of all, upvote for the research. I often look numbers up and am so happy to see someone else who shares this with me

According to my research through checking on Tennessee county clerk website, the following BNs are valid:

BNB* C G H P Q S T Z
BNC* F H

BNCH highest valid

Checked through BNCZ

Is BS* going to be issued or do you think they will skip to BT*?

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Evanplatespottertn
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The other format is clearly going a lot faster, yields twice as many combinations yet all of BM** was issued in the same length of time as BR*. BNCH should be out now according to lookup.

First of all, upvote for the research. I often look numbers up and am so happy to see someone else who shares this with me

According to my research through checking on Tennessee county clerk website, the following BNs are valid:

BNB* C G H P Q S T Z
BNC* F H

BNCH highest valid

Checked through BNCZ

Is BS* going to be issued or do you think they will skip to BT*?
I've been using Carfax app for quick lookups, also Findbyplate for more info. For the past several months I've been keeping track of the new blocks coming in, especially for New York and Kansas. This can be done only for states where the new combinations become searchable right away. Highs for other states can take weeks to show up. Though I can point out quite a few numbers reported .cc that never became verifiable at all:
Ohio: KKV,KKW,KME,KMZ, New York: LFF, (LKG,LKR,LLD at the time), Mississippi: SDB (should be SB-) ,TLA (should be TK-), WLA (should be WH-), LIZ (only went to LID), Missouri: ZK2 A4B, Florida: anything past 99E MZZ in this format, Alabama: 1A56WAT, 1A06WAS for example.

I also found out North Carolina skipped most of the VB- series, as well as the RF- series. New York skipped the LM- series.

I don't see any indication that BS* has been omitted by Tennessee nor will be, but I'll let you know if I find any more info.

Evanplatespottertn
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Evanplatespottertn
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The other format is clearly going a lot faster, yields twice as many combinations yet all of BM** was issued in the same length of time as BR*. BNCH should be out now according to lookup.

First of all, upvote for the research. I often look numbers up and am so happy to see someone else who shares this with me

According to my research through checking on Tennessee county clerk website, the following BNs are valid:

BNB* C G H P Q S T Z
BNC* F H

BNCH highest valid

Checked through BNCZ

Is BS* going to be issued or do you think they will skip to BT*?
I've been using Carfax app for quick lookups, also Findbyplate for more info. For the past several months I've been keeping track of the new blocks coming in, especially for New York and Kansas. This can be done only for states where the new combinations become searchable right away. Highs for other states can take weeks to show up. Though I can point out quite a few numbers reported .cc that never became verifiable at all:
Ohio: KKV,KKW,KME,KMZ, New York: LFF, (LKG,LKR,LLD at the time), Mississippi: SDB (should be SB-) ,TLA (should be TK-), WLA (should be WH-), LIZ (only went to LID), Missouri: ZK2 A4B, Florida: anything past 99E MZZ in this format, Alabama: 1A56WAT, 1A06WAS for example.

I also found out North Carolina skipped most of the VB- series, as well as the RF- series. New York skipped the LM- series.

I don't see any indication that BS* has been omitted by Tennessee nor will be, but I'll let you know if I find any more info.

The best resources for TN lookups is https://secure.tncountyclerk.com//index.php if your aren’t worried about vehicle specifics only number validity since they enter them is when they are issued. After entering a number, if it says ‘Registration must be within 90 days of expiration,’ this indicates the plate is valid. Other states don’t appear to have such a site. Cardax seems to be the best general lookup for finding what vehicle the plate is actually registered to and it is also fairly reliable for determing validity. Plates tend to appear here after about 1 or 2 days of being issued. Findbyplate takes about 2 weeks to appear. For example, the BRZ seen above is valid,
on carfax but not findbyplate.

Hope this helps, thank you for your detailed reply. I am so happy someone else is also into this like me

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Have you seen any Millennial Debt Foundation plates starting with I/A, I have not been able to verify any. Or were the ones reported likely a mistake for A/I? I have seen A/J though.

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Evanplatespottertn
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The other format is clearly going a lot faster, yields twice as many combinations yet all of BM** was issued in the same length of time as BR*. BNCH should be out now according to lookup.

First of all, upvote for the research. I often look numbers up and am so happy to see someone else who shares this with me

According to my research through checking on Tennessee county clerk website, the following BNs are valid:

BNB* C G H P Q S T Z
BNC* F H

BNCH highest valid

Checked through BNCZ

Is BS* going to be issued or do you think they will skip to BT*?
I've been using Carfax app for quick lookups, also Findbyplate for more info. For the past several months I've been keeping track of the new blocks coming in, especially for New York and Kansas. This can be done only for states where the new combinations become searchable right away. Highs for other states can take weeks to show up. Though I can point out quite a few numbers reported .cc that never became verifiable at all:
Ohio: KKV,KKW,KME,KMZ, New York: LFF, (LKG,LKR,LLD at the time), Mississippi: SDB (should be SB-) ,TLA (should be TK-), WLA (should be WH-), LIZ (only went to LID), Missouri: ZK2 A4B, Florida: anything past 99E MZZ in this format, Alabama: 1A56WAT, 1A06WAS for example.

I also found out North Carolina skipped most of the VB- series, as well as the RF- series. New York skipped the LM- series.

I don't see any indication that BS* has been omitted by Tennessee nor will be, but I'll let you know if I find any more info.

Evanplatespottertn
Looks they are going for BS*, BSB was valid on their website today
New High for BN** - BNDF
BNCB is also valid now

Now I just need to see the new series for both types on the road