What type of registration plate is this?

[Ice Burger]

I'm planning to sell a private plate that came with my Honda nsr125 of all things.

It is a 3x3 number plate, of which I first assumed was N. Irish, however all of those plates have no numbers at the start and 3 numbers at the end. I'm lost to what I can call my plate and what it might be worth for sale.

Thanks,
Henry.

[grr666]

Generic year 2000 6 digit reg. Nothing special at all. Of slightly higher value for being 6 digit instead of 7, But I
mean slightly. May be of interest to somebody with those initials I suppose... I do know the one person with
a christian name that starts with an X. But the rest don't match. To match a buyer to that plate is like trying to
match next weeks six lottery numbers. Don't believe anything the plate valuing websites say, they speak with forked
tongue. You'd see no more than 300 quid for that less fees. IF you can find a buyer.
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[Ice Burger]

I looked into the process of selling a reg and it seems a hassle. I'll trust that it isn't worth much anyways.

Thanks for your help.

And yes I am selling it soon when I turn 19 in September!

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It's just a generic UK plate. I had a 6 digit one in exactly the same format on a 1987 FZ750 Genesis.

I should imagine X37 XVF means nothing to anyone, so it's not worth the time and expense putting it on retention to sell and re-registering the NSR.

I've for F596 TOY on one of my bikes. If Ferrari ever did a 596 model, I reckon it would be worth shed loads, as they don't, it's not worth anything.
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[F18]

I wouldn't be wearing a huge plate like that with a short reg number.
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