It has been rumored that New Hampshire has the greatest ratio of vanity plates per registered vehicle than any other state.

Perhaps we have spotted yours!
Take a look and see!

To help you in sharpening your plate spotting skills, we have a matching game similar to Concentration for you to play.  Click below to play!

This state's license plate history is told in green on white, except for the years 1978 and 1979 when the colors were red on white.

The first license plate was issued in 1905.

The motto "SCENIC" was first introduced in 1957.

In 1963 the motto was changed to "PHOTOSCENIC" but was changed back to "SCENIC" in 1964.

In 1965 the motto was changed, this time to "LIVE FREE OR DIE". This motto caused quite a bit of controversy and was challenged in the Supreme Court. The US Supreme Court ruled that the state had the right to choose the logo and the residents had the right NOT to display it. "LIVE FREE OR DIE" is still being used today.

If you would like to have your vanity plate included in our list, simply email us your plate. (No given or surnames, please) In the meantime, see if you can translate the plates we have spotted. If you have trouble interpreting any of our plates you can also email us for the translation. We will happily and quickly respond to all questions.

Please send us any comments you have regarding our site. Have fun!

Special thanks to Patty G. of Sandown, NH for her tremendous contribution of license plates.