Vehicle registration plates of Michigan

Michigan
Current series
Slogan	michigan.org
Size	12 in × 6 in; 30 cm × 15 cm
Material	Aluminum
Serial format	ABC 1234
Introduced	April 2013
Availability
Issued by	Michigan Department of State
History
First issued	January 1, 1910; (pre-state plates from 1905 to December 31, 1909)
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The U.S. state of Michigan first required its residents to register their motor vehicles in 1905. Registrants provided their own license plates for display until 1910, when the state began to issue plates.^[1]

As of 2021, plates are issued by the Michigan Department of State. Only rear plates have been required since 1981. For an extra charge, drivers can request a personalized plate serial as well as a second duplicate plate. Since January 1, 2015, drivers have been required to replace their plates every ten years.^[2]

Passenger baseplates[]

1910 to 1970[]

In 1956, the United States, Canada, and Mexico came to an agreement with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, the Automobile Manufacturers Association and the National Safety Council that standardized the size for license plates for vehicles (except those for motorcycles) at 6 inches (15 cm) in height by 12 inches (30 cm) in width, with standardized mounting holes.^[3] The 1955 (dated 1956) issue was the first Michigan license plate that complied with these standards.

Dates issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
1910	Black on white porcelain; state seal and "MICH 1910" at left	none	12345	1 to approximately 18500	Front and rear plates issued; this practice continued until 1944.
1911	White on black porcelain; state seal and "MICH 1911" at left	none	12345	1 to approximately 27500
1912	Black on yellow porcelain; state seal and "MICH 1912" at left	none	12345	1 to approximately 40000
1913	White on green porcelain; state seal and "MICH 1913" at left	none	12345	1 to approximately 55000
1914	Red on white porcelain; state seal and "MICH 1914" at left	none	12345	1 to approximately 77000
1915	White on blue; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1915" at left	none	12345	1 to 99999	First embossed plate. Only letters C and E used in the A1234 serial format.^[4]
1915	White on blue; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1915" at left	none	A1234	C0000 to approximately E6000
1916	Blue on white; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1916" at left	none	12345	1 to 99999
1916	Blue on white; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1916" at left	none	A1234	A1 to approximately F5000
1917	White on black; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1917" at left	none	12345	1 to 99999
1917	White on black; aluminum state seal and "MICH 1917" at left	none	A1234	A1 to approximately O9000
1918	White on green; aluminum state seal and "MICH 18" at left	none	123456	1 to approximately 245000
1919	White on brown; aluminum state seal and "MICH 19" at left	none	12345	1 to 99999
1919	White on brown; aluminum state seal and "MICH 19" at left	none	A1234	A1 to approximately Z9000
1920	Black on orange; stylized "MICH 20" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 414-000
1921	White on black; stylized "MICH 21" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 476-000
1922	White on red; stylized "MICH 22" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 577-000
1923	White on green; stylized "MICH 23" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 730-000
1924	Black on yellow; stylized "MICH 24" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 879-000
1925	Black on gray; stylized "MICH 25" at left	none	123-456	1 to approximately 996-000
1926	White on black; "MICH 26" at left	none	123-456	1 to 999-999	On both these bases, plates with the M123-456 serial format had the 'M' surrounded by a diamond, and are thus informally known as "Diamond M" plates.
1926	White on black; "MICH 26" at left	none	M123-456	M1 to approximately M133-000
1927	Black on yellow; "MICHIGAN 1927" at bottom	none	123-456	1 to 999-999
1927	Black on yellow; "MICHIGAN 1927" at bottom	none	M123-456	M1 to approximately M226-000
1928	White on green; "MICHIGAN 1928" at top	none	1-234-567	1 to approximately 1-116-000
1929	Yellow on black; "MICHIGAN 1929" at bottom	none	1-234-567	1 to approximately 1-234-000
1930	Black on yellow; "MICHIGAN 1930" at bottom	none	1-234-567	1 to approximately 1-248-000
1931	Red on black; "MICHIGAN 1931" at bottom	none	1-234-567	1 to approximately 1-223-000
1932	White on dark blue; "MICHIGAN 1932" at top	none	1-234-567	1 to approximately 1-139-000
1933	Black on white; "MICHIGAN 1933" at bottom	none	12-345 A12-345	Issued in blocks by county
1934	Black on yellow; "19 MICHIGAN 34" at top	none	12-345 A 12345	Issued in blocks by county
1935	Yellow on dark blue; "19 MICHIGAN 35" at bottom	none	12-345 A 12345	Issued in blocks by county
1936	Black on gray; "19 MICHIGAN 36" at top	none	12-345 A 12345	Issued in blocks by county
1937	Yellow on dark blue; "1937 MICHIGAN" at bottom	none	12 345 A 12345	Issued in blocks by county
1938	Black on light green; "1938 MICHIGAN" or "MICHIGAN 1938" at top	none	A 12345	Issued in blocks by county
1938	Black on white; vertical "MICH" at left; "PASS EXP 8-31-38" at top	none	123456	1 to approximately 552000	Half-year plates issued at lower cost to full-year plates, due to the Depression.
1939	Black on beige; "19 MICH 39" at bottom	none	A 12345 AB 1234	Issued in blocks by county
1939	White on dark blue; vertical "MICH" at left; "PASS EXP 8-31-39" at bottom	none	123456	1 to approximately 552000	Half-year plate.
1940	Black on silver; "MICH 40" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1940	White on black; "MICH EXP. 8-31 40" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Half-year plate.
1941	White on maroon; "MICH 41" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1941	Maroon on white; "MICH EXP. 8-31 41" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Half-year plate.
1942–43	White on olive green; "MICHIGAN" at top and "42" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Full and half-year plates revalidated for 1943 with metal tabs, due to metal conservation for World War II.
1942–43	As above, but with "EXP. 8-31-42" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Half-year plate.
1944	White on maroon; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "44" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Only rear plates issued for both full-year and half-year plates. For full-year plates, this practice continued until 1957.
1944	Maroon on white; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "EXP. 8-31-44" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Half-year plate.
1945	Black on silver; "MICHIGAN" at top and "45" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1945	White on black; "MICHIGAN" at top and "EXP. 8-31-45" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Half-year plate.
1946	White on dark olive green; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "46" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1946	White on maroon; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "EXP. 8-31-46" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded	Last half-year plate.
1947	Black on golden yellow; "MICHIGAN" at top and "47" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1948	Black on silver; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "48" at top	none	AB-12-34	County coded
1949	White on black; "MICHIGAN" at top and "49" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1950	Black on silver; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "50" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1951	White on black; "MICHIGAN" at top and "51" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1952	Black on silver; "MICHIGAN" at bottom and "52" at top	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1953	White on black, "MICHIGAN" at top and "53" at bottom	none	AB-12-34	County-coded
1954	Yellow on dark blue; "19 MICHIGAN 54" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-12-34	County-coded
1955	White on green; "19 MICHIGAN 55" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-12-34	County-coded
1956	Dark green on white; "19 MICHIGAN 56" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	First 6" x 12" plate.
1957	White on red; "19 MICHIGAN 57" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	Front and rear plates issued (as from 1910–43); this practice continued until 1981.
1958	Black on gray; "19 MICHIGAN 58" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded
1959–61	Yellow on green; "19 MICHIGAN 59" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	Revalidated for 1960 with yellow tabs, and for 1961 with silver tabs.
1962–64	Green on white; "19 MICHIGAN 62" at top	Water Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	Revalidated for 1963 with green tabs, and for 1964 with olive tabs.
1965	Yellow on blue; "MICH 65" at top	Water-Winter Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	First year using galvanized steel. First year using state school colors: 1965 honored University of Michigan.
1966	Dark blue on buff; "MICH 66" at top	Water-Winter Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded
1967	Maize on dark blue; "MICH 67" at top	Water-Winter Wonderland	AB-1234	County-coded	Issued in the colors of the University of Michigan, in honor of its sesquicentennial.
1968	Yellow on green; "19 MICHIGAN 68" at top	Great Lake State	AB-1234	County-coded
1969	White on red; "19 MICHIGAN 69" at top	Great Lake State	AB-1234	County-coded
1970	White on light gold; "19 MICHIGAN 70" at top	Great Lake State	ABC-123	BBB-000 to approximately NGS-999	Issued in the colors of Oakland University, which became independent from Michigan State University in 1970. Vowels and Q not used in serials; this practice continued until 1983.^[4]

1971 to present[]

Dates issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
1971–72	Embossed reflective (glass-beaded) white serial on maroon plate with border line; "19 MICHIGAN 71" at top	"GREAT LAKE STATE" centered at bottom	ABC-123	BBB-000 to approximately RMH-999	Plates available by mail for the first time. Revalidated for 1972 with stickers.
1973–75	Embossed reflective (glass-beaded) white serial on dark blue plate with border line; "19 MICHIGAN 73" at top	"GREAT LAKE STATE" centered at bottom	ABC-123	BBB-000 to approximately VRM-999	Personalized and disabled plates available for the first time. Some aluminum plates issued. Revalidated for 1974 and 1975 with stickers.
1976–78	Embossed reflective (glass-beaded) white serial on red and dark blue plate with border line; two embossed flag stripes at bottom and four embossed stars at left; "MICHIGAN" centered at top	none	ABC123	BBB000 to approximately XSD999	Commemorated the US Bicentennial. All plates issued were aluminum. Awarded "Plate of the Year" for best new license plate of 1976 by the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association, the first time Michigan was so honored.^[5] Revalidated for 1977 and 1978 with stickers.
1979–82	Embossed reflective (glass-beaded) white serial on black plate with border line; "19 MICHIGAN 79" at top	"GREAT LAKE STATE" centered at bottom	ABC-123	BBB-000 to ZZZ-999	Serials BBB-000 through NVM-999 were issued by county.^[4]^[6] Front and rear plates issued until April 1, 1981; only rear plates have been issued ever since.
1982–83		"GREAT LAKE STATE" centered at bottom	123-ABC	999-ZZZ to approximately 000-ZMD	Serials progressed backwards.
1983–90	Embossed reflective (glass-beaded) white serial on blue plate; "MICHIGAN" centered at top	"GREAT LAKES" centered at bottom	123 ABC	000 AAA to 999 ZZZ	All variants of this base revalidated with stickers until 2007. Letters I and O not used in serials; this practice continues today.
1990–2001			ABC 123	AAA 000 to UDT 999
2001–04			ABC 123	UDU 000 to ZZZ 999	Narrow serial dies introduced.
2004–06			ABC1234	AAA0000 to AFP8999
2006–07			ABC 1234	AFP 9000 to AJX 1999	Narrower serial dies introduced and space added between letters and digits.
January 2007 – April 2013	Embossed blue serial on reflective white plate; blue band screened at top with "MICHIGAN" in white in the center	"www.Michigan.gov" screened in blue centered at bottom	ABC 1234	BAA 0000 to approximately CPS 0999	First standard baseplate reissue since 1983.
April 2013 – present	Embossed blue serial on reflective white plate; wavy blue band screened at bottom; screened blue Pure Michigan logo centered at top	"michigan.org" screened in white in center of wavy blue band	ABC 1234	DAA 0000 to ENV 7583 (as of October 28, 2021)

County coding[]

Michigan used two-letter county codes from 1940 to 1969, after using county coding blocks from 1933 to 1939. The letters I, O and Q were not used in these codes.

County	1955–61	1962–64	1965–69
Wayne	AA–FZ	AA–FZ	AA–FZ
Oakland	GA–HH	GA–HZ	GA–HZ
Washtenaw	HJ–HU	NA–NL	NA–NL
Allegan	HV–HZ	NM–NR	NM–NR
Kent	JA–JZ	JA–JZ	JA–JZ
Genesee	KA–KZ	KA–KZ	KA–KZ
Ingham	LA–LN	LA–LN	LA–LN
Saginaw	LP–LZ	LP–LZ	LP–LZ
Macomb	MA–MT	MA–MZ	MA–MZ
Shiawassee	MU–MZ	NS–NV	NS–NV
Kalamazoo	NA–NJ	PA–PL	PA–PL
Calhoun	NK–NT	PM–PW	PM–PW
Ottawa	NU–NZ	RL–RS	RL–RS
Berrien	PA–PJ	RA–RK	RA–RK
St. Clair	PK–PS	RT–RZ	RT–RZ
Tuscola	PT–PW	TL–TN	TL–TN
Barry	PX–PZ	TP–TR	TP–TR
Muskegon	RA–RJ	TA–TK	TA–TK
Bay	RK–RS	UA–UG	XA–XG
Monroe	RT–RZ	UH–UP	XH–XP
Jackson	SA–SH	SA–SJ	SA–SJ
Ionia	SJ–SM	SK–SM	SK–SM
Van Buren	SN–SS	SN–SS	SN–SS
St. Joseph	ST–SW	ST–SV	ST–SV
Alpena	SX–SZ	SW–SX	SW–SX
Eaton	TA–TD	PX–PZ	PX–PZ
Sanilac	TE–TH	SY–SZ	SY–SZ
Montcalm	TJ–TM	TV–TX	TV–TX
Lapeer	TN–TP	TY–TZ	TY–TZ
Huron	TT–TU	TS–TU	TS–TU
Manistee	TX–TY	NY–NZ	NY–NZ
Gratiot	UA–UB	VE–VG	VE–VG
Hillsdale	UE–UF	VH–VK	VH–VK
Clinton	UJ–UK	VL–VN	VL–VN
Lenawee	UN–UR	UR–UV	YA–YE
Grand Traverse	UU–UV	UW–UY	XR–XT
Charlevoix	UY	UZ	XZ
Midland	VA–VC	VA–VD	VA–VD
Branch	VF–VG	VP–VS	VP–VS
Livingston	VK–VL	VT–VV	VT–VV
Cass	VP–VR	NW–NX	NW–NX
Newaygo	VU–VV	VW–VX	VW–VX
Isabella	VX–VZ	VY–VZ	VY–VZ
Mason	WA–WC	WA–WB	WA–WB
Mecosta	WD–WE	WC–WD	WC–WD
Wexford	WF–WG	WE–WF	WE–WF
Oceana	WH	WG	WG
Emmet	WK	WH	WH
Osceola	WM	WJ	WJ
Cheboygan	WP	WK	WK
Clare	WS	WL	WL
Presque Isle	WU	WM	WM
Arenac	WW	WN	WN
Ogemaw	WY	WP	WP
Gladwin	XA	WR	WR
Iosco	XC	WS	WS
Benzie	XE	WT	WT
Missaukee	XG	WU	WU
Otsego	XJ	WV	WV
Leelanau	XL	WW	WW
Kalkaska	XN	WX	WX
Roscommon	XR	WY	WY
Alcona	XT	WZ	WZ
Antrim	XU	XA	XU
Lake	XV	XB	XV
Crawford	XW	XC	XW
Montmorency	XX	XD	XX
Oscoda	XY	XE	XY
Marquette	YA–YC	XF–XJ	UA–UC
Houghton	YE–YH	XK–XL	UD–UE
Delta	YJ–YK	XM–XN	UF–UG
Dickinson	YN–YP	XP–XR	UH–UJ
Iron	YT–YU	XS–XT	UK
Chippewa	YW–YX	XU–XV	UL–UM
Menominee	ZA–ZB	XW–XX	UN–UP
Gogebic	ZE–ZF	XY–XZ	UR–US
Schoolcraft	ZJ	YA	UT
Ontonagon	ZL	YB	UU
Alger	ZN	YC	UV
Baraga	ZR	YD	UW
Luce	ZT	YE	UX
Mackinac	ZV	YF	UY
Keweenaw	ZX	YG	UZ

Optional plates[]

Dates issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued	Notes
1996	Blue serial on background featuring the seal of the American Automobile Centennial Commission and a gold silhouette of an antique automobile outlined in red.	World's Motor Capital	ABC 12	AAA 00 to ZZZ 99	Validated with sticker until 2015 expiration.^[7]
1996		World's Motor Capital	12 ABC	00 AAA to approximately 99 LPZ	Validated with sticker until 2015 expiration.^[7]
1997–2007	Blue serial on background featuring a sunset and the Mackinac Bridge	Great Lakes Splendor	1AB C23	0AA A00 to approximately 0GR A99	Validated with sticker until 2017 expiration.^[7]
2007–2021	Black serial on background featuring buildings from the skylines of Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Flint, the forests of Michigan, all five Great Lakes, and the Mackinac Bridge	Spectacular Peninsulas	1AB C23	0HA A00 to 0NB H77 (as of July 26, 2021)
2013–14	Embossed white serial on sunrise scene featuring the Mackinac Bridge, with gradient orange sky and light blue water; screened white rectangle centered at top containing Pure Michigan logo	"The Mackinac Bridge" screened in black centered at bottom	ABC 123	AAA 000 to approximately AJG 999	Awarded "Plate of the Year" for best new license plate of 2013 by the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association, the second time Michigan was so honored.^[5]
2014–present	Embossed black serial on sunrise scene featuring the Mackinac Bridge, with gradient orange and white sky and light blue water; screened Pure Michigan logo centered at top	"THE MACKINAC BRIDGE" screened in black centered at bottom	ABC 123	AJH 000 to DNA 101 (as of October 11, 2021)	Revision of the original Mackinac Bridge base for better visibility.
2021– present	Embossed yellow serial on dark blue plate; screened yellow Michigan at top	"Water - Winter Wonderland" screened in yellow centered at bottom	1ABC23		Reintroduced in 2021 as an homage to the original 1965 Water-Winter Wonderland plate.^[8] Renewal tab is placed in the lower right corner.^[9]

Special plates[]

The Michigan Secretary of State has for many years issued specialized themed vanity license plates, e.g. "Save Our Lights" with White Shoal Light, the block "M" of the University of Michigan, or "Sparty" from Michigan State University. These are available for an extra fee.

References[]

^ "Old Michigan License Plates". LeatherLicensePlates.com. Retrieved May 24, 2017.
^ Grenke, Nicholas (December 2, 2013). "State law calls for license plates to be replaced at least every 10 years". Huron Daily Tribune. Retrieved September 13, 2021.
^ Garrish, Christopher (October 2016). "Reconsidering the Standard Plate Size". Plates. Vol. 62 no. 5. Automobile License Plate Collectors Association.
^ ^a ^b ^c Tanner, Eric N. "Michigan Passenger License Plates". allaboutlicenseplates.com. Retrieved November 17, 2020.
^ ^a ^b Smith, Jay Scott (March 31, 2014). "Mackinac Bridge license plate designed by Lansing native wins annual 'world's best' award". MLive. Booth Newspapers. Retrieved July 9, 2014.
^ Reback, Brian P. (December 29, 2010). "Michigan - county codes". BPRlicenseplates.com. Archived from the original on October 6, 2014. Retrieved October 4, 2014.
^ ^a ^b "Renewing at a Branch Office". Michigan Secretary of State. Retrieved August 26, 2015.
^ Huschka, Amy. "Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson brings back popular Michigan license plate". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved 2021-12-14.
^ "SOS - Water-Winter Wonderland Plate". www.michigan.gov. Retrieved 2021-12-14.

External links[]

Michigan license plates, 1969–present
"License plate fact sheet" (PDF). Michigan Secretary of State.

[1] "Old Michigan License Plates". LeatherLicensePlates.com. Retrieved May 24, 2017.

[2] Grenke, Nicholas (December 2, 2013). "State law calls for license plates to be replaced at least every 10 years". Huron Daily Tribune. Retrieved September 13, 2021.

[3] Garrish, Christopher (October 2016). "Reconsidering the Standard Plate Size". Plates. Vol. 62 no. 5. Automobile License Plate Collectors Association.

[allaboutlicenseplatesMI-4] Tanner, Eric N. "Michigan Passenger License Plates". allaboutlicenseplates.com. Retrieved November 17, 2020.

[best-5] Smith, Jay Scott (March 31, 2014). "Mackinac Bridge license plate designed by Lansing native wins annual 'world's best' award". MLive. Booth Newspapers. Retrieved July 9, 2014.

[BPR-6] Reback, Brian P. (December 29, 2010). "Michigan - county codes". BPRlicenseplates.com. Archived from the original on October 6, 2014. Retrieved October 4, 2014.

[michigan.gov-7] "Renewing at a Branch Office". Michigan Secretary of State. Retrieved August 26, 2015.

[8] Huschka, Amy. "Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson brings back popular Michigan license plate". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved 2021-12-14.

[9] "SOS - Water-Winter Wonderland Plate". www.michigan.gov. Retrieved 2021-12-14.

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