Police numbers Salable hockey, Usd 3.2 Billion

Bangkok-when you have a sense of unique and interesting combinations, the price of the vehicle number plates are indeed capable of rising to the number that could make people geleng-geleng head. No need to look in the Middle East, Europe or the United States, the phenomenon melejitnya the price of a license plate number also happens in neighboring Thailand of us.

Even more recently, a license plate numbers salable capable of terlelang up to number 11 million baht or equivalent of Usd 3.2 billion. This is the price of the most expensive vehicle number plates in the history of Thailand.

Iol Motoring, is reported by the family of Prasakorn Sakonsattayathorn who has a five-star hotel Sukhothai Hotel is willing to release funds earmarked for it.

License plate number that was won by the family is regarded as the ' number plates ' romantic and adventurous luck.

As for the license plate auction which sold last weekend it was inscribed with the distinctive letter reads "Thailand Yor Yor Ying Ying" with combined numbers "9999".

Representatives of the Government of Thailand Asdasathai Rattanadilok Na Phuket who led the auction say if numbers 11 million baht is the highest numbers ever came out for a license plate number that was even more expensive than the price of a car.

He explained if Yor Ying is the acronym for women in Thailand. This offer may be made to show the romance of Valentine's day. While the number 9 is considered a lucky number.

Asdasathai said if the number plate auction has a meaning unique with a combination of attractive income will become one of them. He hopes to raise up to 150 million baht or about Rp 43,7 billion just from the auction license plate number of the vehicle.

The steps taken in Thailand is actually isn't new. Because in many countries, the number plate of a vehicle has a meaning and a combination that is interesting indeed often at auction. And probably, it could also be emulated by Indonesia to increase income.


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