The SYG series of Malaysian vehicle registration numbers was sold by JPJ through its JPJeBid online auction. PlateX has recorded 3 winning bids from this series, worth RM186,000 in total. The most expensive number was SYG1 at RM115,000 — about 2.2 times the series median of RM52,000.
These are prices actually paid to JPJ, as officially announced or reported in the news — not asking prices and not estimates. This list covers the published results only, not every number in the series.
Sorted from highest to lowest. Tap a number for its own page.
Shorter numbers are rarer, so they cost more
| Type | Bids | Median | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single digit (1–9) | 2 | RM83,500 | RM115,000 |
| Four digits | 1 | RM19,000 | RM19,000 |
Top winning bid of each series on record
| Series | Closed | Top number | Top bid |
|---|---|---|---|
| SYG | Jun 2020 | SYG1 | RM115,000 |
| H | Sep 2026 | H1 | RM10,777,777 |
| P-P | Apr 2026 | P1P | RM1,100,000 |
| A-A | Apr 2025 | A9A | RM902,020 |
| ANU | Dec 2024 | ANU1 | RM269,000 |
| NEE | Nov 2024 | NEE9 | RM266,666 |
| MADANI | Oct 2024 | MADANI6 | RM68,888 |
| FFF | May 2024 | FFF1 | RM1,750,000 |
| GOLD | Feb 2024 | GOLD1 | RM1,500,000 |
| M-M | Sep 2023 | M1M | RM622,000 |
| FF | May 2023 | FF1 | RM1,200,000 |
| AMY | Apr 2023 | AMY1 | RM400,000 |
| DEN | Oct 2022 | DEN8 | RM98,888 |
| DEL | Jul 2022 | DEL7 | RM95,088 |
| DED | Jul 2021 | DED1 | RM158,888 |
| JUN | Feb 2021 | JUN9 | RM100,000 |
| KFC | Feb 2021 | KFC7 | RM52,000 |
| DDY | Feb 2021 | DDY1 | RM155,500 |
| PPP | Nov 2020 | PPP1 | RM260,000 |
| DDV | Sep 2020 | DDV1 | RM250,000 |
| DDU | Aug 2020 | DDU1 | RM118,888 |
| ALL | Sep 2019 | ALL1 | RM278,000 |
| PPD | Sep 2019 | PPD1 | RM120,000 |
| DDP | Sep 2019 | DDP1 | RM152,999 |
| CEE | Sep 2019 | CEE7 | RM58,000 |
| PPC | Aug 2019 | PPC1 | RM111,111 |
| MALAYSIA | Aug 2018 | MALAYSIA1 | RM1,111,111 |
| F | Jul 2016 | F1 | RM836,660 |
SYG1, at RM115,000 (Jun 2020). It is the highest SYG series result PlateX has on record.
No. A winning bid is what the first owner paid JPJ for a brand-new number. Resale prices later can be higher, once the series is closed and the number becomes harder to find, or lower, if the first buyer overpaid in a bidding war.
JPJeBid is JPJ's online bidding system for new registration numbers. Each series is open for a fixed bidding period, every number has a minimum price based on its category, and the highest bidder at closing wins the number.
Use the free PlateX valuation tool. It gives a market price range from current resale listings, and shows the official winning bid next to it when one is on record.
JPJeBid (Bernama, paultan.org)
Winning bids are as officially announced or reported at the time. For market observation only.
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