Take a look at the world's most expensive personalised number plates ever

A number plate expected to sell for more than £500,000 at auction yesterday failed to approach a record price according to i100independent,uk.
It was believed that the number “250 C” would appeal to owners of Ferrari’s 250 GT California Spyder supercar (above) and bidding would be fierce.
In the end, the successful bidder paid £21,500 for it at a DVLA auction in Nottingham. These are the licence plates that have managed to get drivers’ motors running over the years –and how much they were sold for
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1. 25 O - £518,000 (November 2014)

2. 1D - £352,000 (March 2009)

3. 51 NGH - £254,000 (April 2006)

4. 1 RH - £247,000 (November 2008)

5. K1 NGS - £185,000 (December 1993)

6. 1 O - £170,000 (January 2009)

7. 1A - £160,000 (December 1989)