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1958 |
Another 1958
(unused, the tab was never attached).
A dot separator was used on plates with 5 digits. |
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1959 |
Another 1959
These made it up to the F series on this white base. |
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1960. The dot separator on
5-digit plates didn't make it to this base.
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1962
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1963 |
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1964
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1965 |
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ca. 1965 Commercial Blank.
This is a curious plate. It certainly appears to be made in Connecticut, and there is a mailing label on the back from the Pennsylvania BMV to the Connecticut DMV. It appears as though there was another label underneath this one. Since this was about the time Pennsylvania started their "Commercial" type, did Connecticut make a few mock-ups for Pennsylvania? Or vice-versa? |
Mailing label on the back of the plate to the left. |
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1966. While we are on a slight diversion, here are a couple of low number plates.
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Another 1966. |
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1966
This style seems to have made it through the P series.
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1967
This plate was a remake of an old number on this base. Tab slots are there but never used,
since this was made from leftover stock from the days of tabs |
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1967 used until 1969.
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1967 |
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Another 1967.
Nothing particularly special about these last three plates except that they have managed to stay together for just about 50 years. |
1968 |
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1968 Low number |
1969 |
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Late 1960s/Early 1970s
This plate has no tab slots, and a blue reverse side. |
Late 1960s. Somewhere between the 'W' and 'Y' series tab slots no longer appeared on the plates. |
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1970 |
1971 |
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1972 |
1973
The A10000 format started around 1970 |
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1975 |
1975 low number.
Pretty beat-up plate, but I guess I got sick of seeing it perpetually listed for sale. |
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1976 |
Used until 1983.
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1978
The dies were changed around plate number B 60000. |
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1979 |
Used until 1980 |
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1981
After the B- series finished up, the numbering jumped to the E- series. 'C' is for Combination plates, and 'D' is for Used Dealer.
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1982
A dot separator was added
somewhere around E-50000. |
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1983 Low Number |
1984 |
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1986
The 'F' series was skipped |
1987 |
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1988
The map base started in 1987. I don't know why they went back to 4 numbers for this series. |
1989 |
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1990 |
1993 |
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Purportedly a 1994 expiration. Although this plate likely could've been used in 1994, the decal does not belong to this plate. Commercial plates only carry April expirations. A little investigation reveals that this decal was lifted from a passenger vanity plate I happened to receive in the same batch of plates from a California (now Florida) collector. This was done for no other reason than to mis-represent the plate as a 'stickered' issue, and this practice should be condemned. |
1996 |
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1999 Vanity
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2000 |
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2000
1987 issue revalidated until 2001 |
Commercial plates received a "Replacement Sticker" like other types while awaiting new plates to be made on the reflective base |
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2004 |
ca. late 2000s. Date stickers are no longer used on Connecticut plates. |
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ca. 2010.
This plate was made with Avery sheeting.
Notice the difference in color and gradient, and the typical issues with the paint not adhering to the embossed areas.
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