HISTORIC
This type was first issued in 1964, starting at QQ-A100 (or QQ-A101 ?).
It was one of the FIRST New Jersey types to use the full state name "NEW JERSEY".
1964 BASEQQ-A100 - QQ-K999
Historic plates on the 1964 base used the "NEW JERSEY" state name die with the wide "W".
1964PROTOTYPE
Paul Rosenberg
1964PROTOTYPE
Dave Zullo
1964
1964
1964
1964Jerry Tuccillo
c.1967
c.1968Dave Zullo
The QQ-D series was reflectorized.
c.1969REFLECTIVEDave Zullo
c.1969REFLECTIVE
c.1969REFLECTIVESal Dodd
c.1969REFLECTIVEDave Zullo
The QQ-E series returned to regular painted plates.
c.1970Dave Zullo
c.1971
c.1972
c.1972
c.1974
c.1975
c.1976
Low-number "courtesy" plates were also issued as historic plates. There were three patterns: QQ-A 00, 00 QQ-A, and QQ 00 A.
Numbers issued were like standard courtesy plates: 1-20.
J Mattes
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Mike Wiener
Bill Markee
Don Monetti
Lee Madigan
J MattesLetter "O"
Don Monetti
1977 BASEQQ-L100 - QQ-P999
Historic plates on the 1977 base used the "NEW JERSEY" state name die with the narrow "W".
1977
1977
1978
1979
1979
Low-number "courtesy" QQ plates were still available.
Don Monetti
1979 BASEQQ-Q100 - QQ-Z999
100A-QQ - 999U-QQ
Interesting fact - historic plates are the only ones on which "Q" is used as a serial letter.
The blue plates apparently started at number QQ-Q100.
1979
1979
1979
1979
c.1980
c.1980
1980
c.1981
c.1982
c.1982
c.1983
c.1983
c.1983Dave M
After QQ-Z999, a new series started at 100A-QQ in late 1983 or early 1984.
c.1984
c.1984
c.1985
c.1986
c.1987
c.1988
c.1988
c.1989
c.1990
c.1990
c.1991
c.1992
c.1992
Historic low-number plates still in use with all three numbering patterns, but the number range was expanded up to 99.
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Don Monetti
Lee Madigan
Mike Wiener
J Mattes
Remake
Original from 1972 - see above
