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02-09-2014, 05:40 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Just looking at Shannon's last auction and see a white on black NSW plate with the digits 321 went for $102,000 and some others for around the 20k range and one for 40k
 .I often see big dollars paid out for number plates, and they're not even old, just reprints, so what's the attraction? Is it a case of people having so much money they just throw it around? I see at the same auction a VK SS Group A went for 90 grand, and a 1949 Vincent HRD Rapide 998cc Motorcycle for 58 grand, I know which I'd rather have and it's not a stupid number plate.
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Why do people spend 100k on number plates?
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