New South Wales....
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Current (April 2008) Euro style New South Wales license plate
Image sent by John O. Perez of Wichita, Kansas


New South Wales Centenary of Federation plate first issued in April 2001.
According to Leo Hasler, NPCC#1107, "This is the 'standard' optional plate issued by New South Wales for the Centenary of Australian Federation in 2001. Originally, 1000 plates were allocated to COF 000 to COF 999. This issue proved so popular that many thousands were sold. Other prefixes were used related to the centenary theme. These include CTY (Centenary), CFA (Centenary Federation of Australia, FED (Federation), FDN (Federation). This base was also available during 2001 as an optional personalised (vanity) base. These plates were in the XX nnn format and are slightly shorter than standard Aussie plates. Motorists could also elect to have their standard issue plates remade onto this base."

The plate on the right is an example of New South Wales auctioned plate.

Images sent by Daniel Hediger of Birsfelden, Switzerland


Current (August 2004) Euro style New South Wales plate.


What appears to be a sample version of latest standard New South Wales plate
Images sent by Gary Walker of Ringwood, Victoria, Australia

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Recent slimline plate from New South Wales

Image sent March 2004 by D'Arcy Matters of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
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Currently used (February 2004) New South Wales Consular Corps plate. Image sent by Christopher Garrish of Victoria, British Columbia while working in Canberra, Australian Capitol Territory.

 
 
Brought to you by Craig Jeffriess, Metford, New South Wales, Australia
 
 
 
From eBay, pictures taken by Pablo Serazio
 


New South Wales and Victoria 2001 windshield stickers brought to you by Jim Palmer of Richmond, Texas



Government bus plates received the Share the Spirit plates shortly before the Olympics in Sydney. This was in July of 2000. You would only see these plates the government busses.. The 003 plate is an extremely rare version of the government bus plate. The New South Wales government bought out a private operator whose bus fleet maintained a limited number of 3 digit bus plate numbers. These were remade in the Olympic plate style, and most are now gone.



 

These two plates are the front and rear Olympic slimline plates issued in 2000. The front and rear use different sizes and dies.

The above 4plate images were brought to you courtesy of Craig Jeffriess of Metford, New South Wales, Australia.



New South Wales windshield sticker. Sticker on right is from Craig Jeffriess of Metford, New South Wales