We look at all the VIP number plates on the road and read about the huge sums that people pay for them, plus the total revenue JPJ collects, so it’s easy to forget that not every number has takers in the auction – that’s how the rest of us get random ‘running numbers’.
This applies to special editions as well, such as the recent GOLD series to commemorate the golden jubilee celebration of the 50th Federal Territories Day. Eager to not let any of its GOLD numbers ‘go to waste’ (these releases are created for extra revenue after all), JPJ has announced the offering of remaining GOLD plates that survived the JPJ eBid auction, which was held from February 1-5.
Is what you want available? You can check at the vehicle licensing division at JPJ’s Putrajaya HQ or at state JPJ offices. Applications can be made via a representative, and each person is limited to three applications. To apply, you’ll need a copy of an IC or business registration cert and a filled JPJ eBid form, which can be downloaded from JPJ’s website.
How much? The remaining GOLD plates are priced at RM510 each inclusive of a service fee. Quite a rahmah price for gold, but it’s still RM200 costlier than the M_M leftovers from last year. Happy hunting, but just don’t expect the pretty pieces to be still available.
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Lai…lai…jualan murahan sempena GXFC
Gold gold kim kim manyak Ong ahhhh
Heng ah Ong ah Huat ah
Rubbish.
Sometimes the manner Minister Loke and JPJ’s roadmap of digitisation is confusing. On one hand, they pushed for digital road tax , digital licence, everything done thru the app. Number bidding including this GOLD despite being done online, the remaining is sold via physical counters at JPJ. I wonder why?
Anthony Loke, nombor plate salesman numba wan!
Lepas pencen, aku bulih jadi runner puspakom & jaypigjay numba wan
mali mali.. jgn malu2.
all just a piece of plastic with not even 1 micron of gold plating on it and it is priced at RM510… the greedy minister and depratment!!