Oklahoma License Plates

On sale as of September 1, 2024, per August 1, 2024 stories from The Oklahoman and KOSU. Images from ODOC included with the stories show these being manufactured as early as the PYJ series. Andrew Osborne further confirms the following early series: PPV, PXK, PXY.

Newer design: uses Okla screened dies, left-facing graphic with ATC left of graphic.

This relatively common plate was originally embossed and reached 407-60C before switching to all-flat by 428-71C in 2012. Numbering moved to format CA1-234 after 999-99C was reached in 2015. After CZ9-999, doubled-letter series from AA through KK. By 2024 series restarted at AB (skipping AA).

Cherokee Nation - Veteran: embossed V00-590, flat high V24 935 7-10-25 Manny Jacob

Originally in the CA1-234 format up to CA9-999, then the CA was removed around 2005.

2005-era CI-425 had blue numbers while earlier CG-748 had red numbers.

Per Ross Day, characters were originally black but changed to white at K/T00451.

The original design lacked state name on the plate, making it difficult for out-of-state law enforcement to determine where the plate was issued. At what # was this plate revised with "Oklahoma" along the bottom?

Small symbol between numbers

Per Jose Rodriguez, prefix changed to QN when Quapaw changed from Tribe to Nation. No reset of numerical sequence.

UKB Veteran - 149

Apportioned plates are issued to trucks and buses operating in more than one jurisdiction under the International Registration Plan (IRP). This Oklahoma series started out embossed in 1992 until high 2MS-595. Flat low 2NY132 appeared in 2009. Bold state name header and other different fonts shown here introduced between 3AA and 3AY in 2018. The rounder state name font appeared between 3GK and 3GQ in 2023.

At least two "APPORTIONED BUS" versions also existed in the embossed era, no recent observations known.

Thanks to Jim Moini.

Last letter always F.

Black on white travelok.com version shown started as low as 5Mx in 2018.

Previous flat red on white range as low as 1Gx series and as high as 4Kx.

6264 had "OSU" stacked along right side.

This series debuted November 1, 2015. Not to be confused with the 2024 standard passenger series.

Originally issued in NC0009 and 0009NC formats. State name font changed between NC8435 and NC9145.

Originally issued with WC prefix.

Matt Reilly observed that all of the PxH combinations appeared early. PZV-911 also observed but it appeared to be a special issue for a Porsche 911.

After reaching X99 999, this series reversed and went to 999 99X. Further numbering formats used, see History tab for details.

Revised base low: Y35 924; resumed where Native base ended.

Native base high: Y23 212

Last letter always F.

This NON EXP TRAILER type is usually observed on semi-trailers as well as commercial box types.

blue base with AB 1234 numbering format issued 2017-24, see History tab for observations.

All-flat "Sacred Rain Arrow" base issued 2009-17, low 262 6GP, high 1499LX.

Fully-embossed steel green on white low 627-0AM, high 872 2GN.

Native America base

Native America base

Native America base

This was the Sacred Rain Arrow passenger series without county coding issued from 2009-17. It replaced all previous bases and holders of the 1994 series green on white "Native America" plate could request their number be remade on this base. That created several instances of 2009 series plates with numbers much higher than normal.

Plates with F as the final suffix letter were for farm trucks and looked identical except the regular slogan was replaced with "Farm Vehicle" along the bottom.