History of vehicle registration plates of South Carolina

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Main article: Vehicle registration plates of South Carolina

The state of South Carolina began requiring its citizens to register their vehicles and display license plates on their cars in 1917.

[edit] Passenger baseplates 1991 to present

Image Dates issued Description Serial format Serials issued Notes
1991 to 1998 wren ABC 123 AAA 100 to ZZZ-999
1999 to summer 2008 "Smiling Faces. Beautiful Places." 123 ABC 101 AAA to present Numbers 101 to 900 issued. Serials became flat at around X series.
2003 to present "In God We Trust" 123 4AB 101 1AA to present no cost optional plate
beginning summer 2008 "travel2sc.com" ABC 123 AAA 101 to ?

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