59-79 New Jersey passenger types
From AAA-100 to EYZ-999 according to the ALPCA archive,
and well into the F series, New Jersey plates were made of thin aluminum
with painted backs. When the State first changed over to the 1959-79 style
plate, the prison could not gear-up quickly enough so 200,000 plates were
Arkansas-made. The plate on the left with the blocked B was made in Arkansas.
The B with serifs was made in the state prison.
Heavy steel with painted back. These types covered the GLA-000 to RHZ-999
serials.
Reflectorized background on steel plate that was issued
beginning in 1969. The serials cover from RIA-100 to SZZ-999
From UAA-100 to YZZ-999, New Jersey plates were made
of galvanized steel and had painted backs.
Beginning in 1973, plates were issued with a beveled
edge. This covered plates from 000-AAA to 100-AMN according to the ALPCA
archive. I believe they go into the G series. The serial on this one would
indicate a 1976 issuance.
Jim Moini of Bergenfield, New Jersey
has these plates broken down by year using serial number information.