GERMANY (D)

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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. WLG = Wolgast (1991-94).

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. CLP = Cloppenburg.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. KLE = Kleve.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. WAF = Warendorf.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. MYK = Mayen-Koblenz.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. DON = Donau-Ries.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. BOR = Borken.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. KLE = Kleve.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. STD = Stade.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. NOM = Northeim.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. TÖL = Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen.

Normal series since 1956. 1994-95 plate style in Berlin, Brandenburg and a few in Sachsen (europlate with hyphen). B = Berlin.

Normal series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style, sometimes without hyphen since 1995. HOL = Holzminden.

Local official series 1956-2007. 1995 onwards plate style. HR = Schwalm-Eder-Kreis (Homberg).

Local official series 1956-2007. 1995 onwards plate style. SO = Soest.

Local official series 1956-2007. 1995 onwards plate style. HRO = Hansestadt Rostock (since 1991).

Tax reduced series since 1956. Registration from the normal series. 1956-2000 plate style. WR = Wernigerode (1991-2007). 'G' used as serial letter only since 1992.

Tax reduced series since 1956. Registration from the normal series. 1956-2000 plate style. HL = Hansestadt Lübeck.

Tax reduced series since 1956. Registration from the normal series. 1956-2000 plate style. MQ = Merseburg-Querfurt (1994-2007).

Tax reduced series since 1956. Registration from the normal series. 1956-2000 plate style. HH = Hansestadt Hamburg.

Trade plate series since 1988. Error plate with new style lettering, but without euroband. FB = Wetteraukreis (Friedberg). 06 = Dealer, recurrent use.

Oldtimer series since 1994. 1956-2000 plate style. HL = Hansestadt Lübeck. 07 = Oldtimer.

Normal series since 1956. EF = Erfurt (since 1991). This is an official Swedish replacement plate, with police stamp, for a German plate. Both front and rear plates looked the same. The stamp reads: POLISMYNDIGHETEN I ÖREBRO LÄN 12. JULI 01.

OBSOLETE LICENSE PLATES - NO LONGER VALID

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style. NOH = Grafschaft Bentheim (Nordhorn). Valid until end of June 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style. GER = Germersheim. Valid until end of February 2000. This plate has leading zeroes, which is unusual.

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