Pennsylvania Dealer

From Colin MG: Pennsylvania has used this number pattern for dealer plates since 1971 (xnn-nnn[same x]). Research I've done shows that the Bnn-nnnB series was used first (1971), then Cnn-nnnC (1973), then in 1975 or so, the Ann-nnnA series debuted. I've seen examples of the Ann-nnnA series on the blue-on-yellow base from the late seventies, as well as the bicentennial base. The Dnn-nnnD series has been seen with an 89 sticker. To my knowledge, the Enn-nnnE series was not issued. The Fnn-nnnF series covered the blue "Keystone State" bases, and I don't see any evidence that the Gnn-nnnG series was issued. Hnn-nnnH was used on state.pa.us plates, and Jnn-nnnJ was on both state.pa.us and visitPA. Knn-nnnk, current as of the start of 2014, is obviously on visitPA. Inn-nnnI could not have been issued as Pennsylvania doesn't allow I's to be put onto non-vanities.

PA is moving away from the KnnnnnK series and now has an icon silk-screened on the left. ND is being used for new cars, PR for pre-owned. No reason is known for the deviation from the standard new format on the current high.