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Oklahoma License Plates

County allocation system through 2008, although the system began to break down to a more random distribution before the end of the issue. The new 2009 base is not county coded, but new black-on-white month stickers with county coding are now in use as of 2011. They have a two-digit code for the month (i.e. 01 for January) and a two-letter code for the county (DL=Delaware), with the county name spelled out beneath.

A new base for Oklahoma went on sale January 2, 2009.

Stickers

12 - white on maroon

13 - black on orange

14 - white on blue

15 - black on yellow

Standard Passenger Plates

Tribal Plates

Non-passenger Plates

Commercial Truck

87C 620COML TRUCK

Matt Reilly - Jan 26 ’25

After reaching X99 999, this series reversed and went to 999 99X, then the Y12 345 format, then 123 45Y with no space on the new base. Upon reaching 99999Y, the series changed to an I prefix. The Z prefix series seems to be next.

Appears to have gone to 00C-000 after exhausting the 000-00V series

Native base high: Y23 212

New base low: Y35 924 New base resumed where Native base ended.

Specialty Plates

Military and Veteran Plates

Retired Series

2009 Series

763QKB

Evan Couture - Mar 16 ’24

Issued in Grady Co.

The current base is the new Sacred Rain Arrow base, which began issue in January, 2009. It replaced all previous bases. As noted above, it is a serial issue without county coding. The C series was skipped.

Registrants who had the previous green on white "Native America" were given the option to keep their number on that base, so some standard plate numbers are appearing on the Sacred Rain Arrow base that are much higher than the sequential issue. We have had reports of M and N series plates, but those were numbers carried over from the last base. The sequential issue is in the L series.

Plates with the letter F in the last position are Farm Truck. The plates look nearly identical except for having "Farm Vehicle" where "Native America" normally appears.