According to statistics, from November 20th to December 20th, a total of 42 sets of number plates with quintuple numbers were successfully auctioned off across the country, raking in a whopping 196.42 billion VND. Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi alone accounted for 16 of these plates, generating 117.855 billion VND in revenue.
Among the 42 quintuple number plates sold in the past month, the highest bid went to the plate 30K-888.88 from Hanoi, fetching an impressive 13.945 billion VND. The lowest-priced quintuple plate was from Bac Lieu province (94A-111.11) at 460 million VND.
Notably, the number plate 30L-999.99, auctioned off on December 4th, had its winner fully settle the financial obligations by the evening of December 18th. A staggering sum of 12.105 billion VND was deposited into the specialized account of the Ministry of Public Security.
Additionally, several other quintuple 9 number plates fetched high prices in the past month, including: 30K-999.99 (13.54 billion VND), 51L-999.99 (9.48 billion VND), 51K-999.99 (12.395 billion VND), and 14A-999.99 (6.485 billion VND).
In the same period, seven quintuple 8 number plates were also sold at high prices, totaling 75.04 billion VND. Specifically, the two highest-priced plates were 30K-888.88 (13.945 billion VND) and the quintuple 8 plate from Bac Giang province, which sold for 11.23 billion VND.
Even though quintuple 7 number plates are not as popular as quintuple 8 or 9, they still commanded high prices. Specifically, six quintuple 7 number plates were auctioned off in the past month, generating 14.985 billion VND. The most expensive plate, 51L-777.77, sold for 3.48 billion VND, while the cheapest plate, 98A-777.77 from Bac Giang province, went for 1.165 billion VND.
In the past month, three quintuple 6 number plates were successfully auctioned off, raking in a total of 18.315 billion VND. Specifically, these plates were 30L-666.66 (7.205 billion VND), 30K-666.66 (6.08 billion VND), and 19A-666.66 (5.03 billion VND).
In folk belief, the number 5 occupies the center of the natural number sequence from 1 to 9, and is thus considered the most neutral, harmonious, and balanced number, containing both yin and yang. This number is deemed lucky, symbolizing good things, blessings, and prosperity, and representing the material world and the reproduction of the surrounding world. Consequently, quintuple 5 number plates are highly sought after, just like quintuple 8 and 9. In the past month, six quintuple 5 number plates were auctioned off, with a total winning bid of 12.03 billion VND. Specifically, the highest-priced plate, 89A-555.55 from Hung Yen province, sold for 3.185 billion VND, while the lowest-priced plate, 37K-555.55 from Nghe An province, went for 1.075 billion VND.
The past month also saw seven quintuple 3 number plates sold at high prices, totaling over 13 billion VND. The most expensive plate was from Kien Giang province, selling for 2.81 billion VND, while the cheapest plate, from An Giang province, went for 1.21 billion VND.
Quintuple 1, 2, and 4 number plates are usually less sought after, and their prices reflect that, reaching only 8.935 billion VND in the past month.
After more than a year of implementing number plate auctions, the two most expensive plates in the country are 30K-555.55 (14.489 billion VND) and 51K-888.88 (15.265 billion VND). The quintuple 5 number plate is currently adorning a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, while the quintuple 8 plate graces a legendary Toyota Crown.
TH (Tuoitrethudo)
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