Now if you just exchanged one letter, that would be a bitchin ride.
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I'm going to get: HODL
Looooong time lurker, first post...Guess I'll finally upload mine:
Had to get a bit creative (electric car/special fuel plates) and my buddy already owns BITCOIN for VA. I think the globe is a nice touch, tho
Can't seem to get the image to show up due to image proxy, it is here: http://imgur.com/ctuJYDf
Had to get a bit creative (electric car/special fuel plates) and my buddy already owns BITCOIN for VA. I think the globe is a nice touch, tho
Can't seem to get the image to show up due to image proxy, it is here: http://imgur.com/ctuJYDf
Live free or Die - LOL
In case you're not from the northeast or not american, "Live free or die" is printed on all New Hampshire license plates, not just his.
Got it in finally
Too bad custom plates aren't allowed in Europe :S
Sure they are. They are expensive but not unseen in the UK, for example. And in Luxembourg, I once saw an old Jaguar bearing the licence plate JB 007 (this is actually the standard Luxembourgish plate format) - how could that not be vanity?
Got this in the mail today
Woo
Woo
Nice! Added to the collection here. (Even righted your car for you too). Look forward to seeing a pic of them on the vehicle if you like.
Got this in the mail today
Woo
Woo
Nice UK one here, if only I had a car and £400 to spend...
http://dvlaregistrations.direct.gov.uk/buy.html?plate=BU11%20BTC&price=399
http://dvlaregistrations.direct.gov.uk/buy.html?plate=BU11%20BTC&price=399
No personalized plate in Quebec/Canada 
Nice, what State is that?
A Fiat as in a play on fiat currencies, very good.
A Fiat as in a play on fiat currencies, very good.
NSW Australia
Yes - and the Fiat was bought with fiat currency unfortunately, but I did ask the seller if he accepted Bitcoin. He hadn't heard of it but politely said he thought it was interesting.
It was bought somewhat unplanned when I was out of town, and I had to drive a few hundred km back home to get the Fiat fiat rustled together... would have saved me a lot of travelling if he'd accepted Bitcoin!
This post really made me laugh. Thanks mate!
(And BTC10 more for you if you introduce me to my Aussie girlfriend...
) 
Woo.
Massachusetts is the worst for vanity plates. You have only have up to 6 characters and you can't mix letters and numbers. And registration when you have vanity plates costs 3 times as much ($75 per year). So no "BITCOIN" in this state I guess.
Try Finland:We have the choise of 2-3 letters and 1-3 numbers, in that order, no mixing and applying costs 900 euros (~1200$) even if declined.
Massachusetts is the worst for vanity plates. You have only have up to 6 characters and you can't mix letters and numbers. And registration when you have vanity plates costs 3 times as much ($75 per year). So no "BITCOIN" in this state I guess.
I just bought BITCOIN for Arkansas.
pic
Will take several weeks though...
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Will take several weeks though...
Look forward to seeing it's pic once it's gone through.
I just bought BITCOIN for Arkansas.
Will take several weeks though...
Will take several weeks though...
You are nuts.// this ROCKS
Do you pay extra charge for custom plates in the US?
Do you pay extra charge for custom plates in the US?
It varies by state, but there is usually some one time extra fee.
Cool, thanks, have added it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1230829 so far just US & Aus represented, surprising that haven't seen some BTC type plates from other countries as yet.
http://home.comcast.net/~markgoodwin2/kiribati.htm
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1980s-2010 series passenger plate. Homemade and stenciled on a piece of steel. BTC= Betio Town Council.
Cool, thanks, have added it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1230829 so far just US & Aus represented, surprising that haven't seen some BTC type plates from other countries as yet.
Nice, what State is that?
A Fiat as in a play on fiat currencies, very good.
A Fiat as in a play on fiat currencies, very good.
NSW Australia
Yes - and the Fiat was bought with fiat currency unfortunately, but I did ask the seller if he accepted Bitcoin. He hadn't heard of it but politely said he thought it was interesting.
It was bought somewhat unplanned when I was out of town, and I had to drive a few hundred km back home to get the Fiat fiat rustled together... would have saved me a lot of travelling if he'd accepted Bitcoin!
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