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'Home of the Amistad'
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Central Connecticut State University sample |
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Greenways
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Health Professionals sample. I don't think this type was ever issued. |
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2001 Keep Kids Safe.
These were issued in the "KID", "TOT", "ZZZ" and "ZZY"- series. These ZZZ plates could have been named "Keep Kids Sleepy"
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Marine Corps League
This plate is in the standard 'organizational plate' numbering format: 1ABC2 |
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'Pets' plate. These started in the -PET series, followed by '-DOG', '-CAT', '-TLC', '-WAG', etc. |
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The first optional plate made available in Connecticut. Proceeds go to environmental causes related to Long Island Sound. General-issue plates begain with 100-LAA.
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This is one of a few early plates made with letters and numbers stamped with taller Maine-style dies. |
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This one has an old number transferred to this base.
The standard numbering format is 123-"L"AA
[EJP Collection] |
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Special Olympics World Games plate, to support the Games held in Connecticut in 1995. A general "Special Olympics" plate is now issued instead. |
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'United We Stand' supporting the Rewards for Justice fund. The first run of standard plates was in the 100-'USA' series.
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