From every state excluding truck, motorcycle, bus, government, and specialty.
The standard Delaware license plate is a gold-on-blue aluminum tag, introduced in 1968, featuring the slogan "THE FIRST STATE" at the top. Modern plates use a flat, silk-screened design, often with 6 digits. Only rear plates are required, and all plates issued since 1942 are technically valid.
Key Features of Delaware Plates:
Color/Design: Gold lettering on a blue background, with "THE FIRST STATE" at the top.
Size: Delaware remains the only state that still uses a non-standard 6-inch by 12-inch size for some plates, although 6"x12" is common.
Requirements: As of 1945, only a rear plate is required to be displayed.
Numbering: Standard passenger plates are generally 6 digits.
Background and Specialty Plates:
Low-Digit Plates: Low-number plates (specifically 1-5 digits) are highly prized in Delaware and are often passed down through generations.
Black and White Plates: Authentic black and white porcelain or stainless steel plates are rare, often handed down or sold at auction.
Specialty Backgrounds: The Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) offers various background plates that support causes or organizations.
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