Apex Tags is where enthusiasts show off their rarest, oldest, and most-loved license plates — and tell the stories behind them. Post your own, share one you spotted, and join the community built around America's best tags.
Post your plate, tell its history, and join the collectors talking about the rarest numbers in America. Free, no selling — just the community.
Every state plays by its own rules — Apex Tags shows you exactly what's possible in yours. Tap a state to see what's live, what's coming, and what we can do there today.
States marked "Appraisal & collectibles" have no legal channel for compensated plate transfers today. Apex Tags provides certified appraisals, Year-of-Manufacture collectible sales, and paperwork assistance there — and never facilitates transactions state law prohibits.
Flooding the market crashes prices and buries the best numbers. Apex Tags releases each charity series in timed tranches — scarcity stays high, every drop is its own event, and collectors come back week after week. More total raised for the charity, every time.
CP 1–99 · the marquee numbers. Sold July · raised $187,500.
CP 100–299 · 38 lots on the block this week.
CP 300–599 · repeats & palindromes flagged as premium.
CP 600–999 · fixed-price "buy it now" to clear the series.
Delaware plates are personal property — legally bought, sold, and passed down. Apex Tags brings escrowed settlement, MV73 paperwork, and verified provenance to a market where a single-digit tag has sold for $675,000.
Apex Tags starts as a community. Auctions come next. Here's the honest version of what we're doing, how the money works, and why it's built to do some good.
The rarest plates — single digits, legacy tags, unissued low numbers — are worth real money, but there's been no honest, transparent place to celebrate them or move them. We're building that place. And where plates can legally be sold, we route the proceeds toward good: charity plate programs and the causes they fund.
First, the community — post your plate, tell its story, no transactions, open to all 50 states. Then, in the handful of states where transfers are legal (Delaware outright; Massachusetts, Colorado, and Texas through official charity or state channels), we'll run proper auctions with escrow and paperwork handled end to end.
On charity auctions, the sponsoring nonprofit keeps 100% of the hammer price — we're paid by a transparent buyer's premium added on top, the same model the big auction houses use. On Delaware collector sales, a straightforward commission. On appraisals, a flat fee. No hidden markups, no taking a cut of the charity's money.
We're lining up launch partners now. Tell us about your series and we'll be in touch as auctions come online.
