Utah License Plates
Around autumn 2022, a new print-to-emboss system from J.R. Wald was introduced. This system uses the North Carolina die set (but without the updated "8" as used in North Carolina). The blank is also slightly smaller and there are no debossed sticker wells. These were first observed on personalized and amateur radio types, but gradually began appearing on other types as existing stocks made on the old machinery were depleted.
Chad Garner reports seeing a YKX series in the 2007 Arch, which is surprising since it appears Utah doesn't issue plates with X and K next to each other. He also happened to see a BXK plate, as well as a ZXK plate. He has confirmed that these series have been issued, but other XK and KX combinations have not. So, the AKX, AXK, and BKX series in the New Ski plate weren't issued, but CKX was issued. In the New Arch plate, the ZKX series was skipped. Utah began issuing plates with X and K next to each other most likely between June and August of 2010. The BK series skipped BKX, and that series was issued in about May of 2010. The ZX series was issued just a few months later, and this series did issue ZXK.
Stickers
11 - white on green
12 - white on red
13 - white on blue
14 - black on yellow
15 - white on green
16 - white on red
17 - white on blue
18 - black on yellow
19 - white on green
20 - white on red
21 - white on blue
22 - white on yellow
23 - white on green
24 - white on red