Vehicle Registration Plates of Kansas - Passenger Plates 1924 To Present

Passenger Plates 1924 To Present

Image First issued Description Slogan Serial format Serials issued Notes
1924 White lettering on green base 1234
1949 Black lettering on silver base THE WHEAT STATE embossed and centered along bottom. 1234
1951 White lettering on dark blue base THE WHEAT STATE embossed and centered along bottom. 1234
1954 Black lettering on white base THE WHEAT STATE embossed and centered along bottom. 1234
1965 White embossed digits on red background; KANSAS and last two digits of year of registration embossed and centered along top. MIDWAY USA embossed and centered along bottom. 1234
2000 Black digits embossed on white background; screened sunflowers in bottom left corner; stylized "Kansas" screened and centered along top. ABC 123
2002 Black digits embossed on screened State Capital in center with sunflowers in bottom left corner; Kansas screened and centered along top ABC 123
2007 Blue digits embossed on light blue background; screened state seal, bold "Kansas" screened and centered across top 123 ABC

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