License Plates

[Heartmoth]

Post license plates, bonus points for context.
I'll start.

Employee of the year at the Denver Mint.

 

[Exigent Circumcisions]

Come again?

 

[The Great Citracett]

Mine's better:

 

[JM 590]

 

[The Great Citracett]

A classic:

Another favorite. Buffalo Bill, is that you?

And searching for those also got me this:

 

[Takodachi]

People with personalized plates are cancer, and I always hope they die by driving down the nearest cliff.

 

[JM 590]

 

[XE 600]

Nice attempt at doxing me OP but the joke's on you, I don't drive.

 

[Kit Kat]

 

[break these cuffs]

Anyone who is new to the internet should know that op is masturbating furiously to the pics posted itt.

 

[Dutch Courage]

 

[Asian tech support]

I found a site that tickles my license plate autism

http://www.worldlicenseplates.com/

Here are some that caught my eye:

​ US occupying forces in Japan, 1945	​ Wyoming, 1938	​ New Mexico, 2011	​ Backlit plate, Shizuoka, Japan, 1998	​ Japanese Navy, 1940
​ Out of state resident, New Hampshire, 1916​	​ Lahore, Pakistan, 1947	​ Diplomat, China, 1963	​ Pennsylvania, 1950	​ Nebraska, 1956
​ Arizona, 1980	​ Tennessee, 1936​	​ Delaware National Guard	​ Saudi Arabia, 1962	​ Saudi royal household, 1960
​ Guam, 1947	​ Cape Verde, 1970	​ Switzerland, 1925	Embassy, Czechoslovakia, 1989	​ Agricultural vehicle, Serbia
​ Monaco, 1978	​ North Korea, 1992	​ Belgium, 1905	​ Ireland, 1969	Air force, Indonesia

 

[ChompChomp]

New Mexico, 2011

Yellow and white on light blue is certainly choice.

 

[Asian tech support]

Yellow and white on light blue is certainly choice.

Imo, New Mexico plate design has knocked it out of the park once they began including that little Indian cross/sun thing (not sure what it's supposed to represent) sometime in the 1920s. The ones from the early 2000s with the hot air balloon were crap but most plates that try and incorporate an image in the background are and they had the wherewithal to abandon it, unlike many others who've embraced it.

eta: I think there's currently a push to standardize simple plates with light backgrounds and dark numbers or at the very least plates that can be read more easily by plate readers. I live in PA and they just introduced a new plate that's precisely that. I'm not particularly upset as the plate it was replacing wasn't much to look at but if I squint, it looks exactly like the California plate. And then you have Wyoming's new plate that's the most unreadable thing I've ever seen.
The plates in question:

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

from local costco