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Listed plate
AI D68
Asking price
RM 500,000
- Registration
- Registered
- Listed
- 27 Aug 2026
- Views
- 90
Vs estimate
RM 238,100
System valuation from imported asking prices.
RM 261,900 (+)
Asking price is 110.0% above the estimate.
MCP A.I. estimate
RM 750,000
MCP A.I. intepretation of estimated valuation and logical price.
RM 250,000 (-)
Asking price is 33.3% below the estimate.
How we valued this plate
Estimated value
RM 238,100
Typical range RM 166,700 – RM 333,400
Confidence: Low · 1 comparable plate
How this was estimated
- Nearby comparable plates (1 plates, avg RM 238,125)
This is an estimate from imported asking prices, not a live offer or appraisal.
How MCP A.I. valued this plate
Estimated value
RM 750,000
# D68 Estimated Value: RM750,000
I would estimate D68 at approximately RM750,000, with a reasonable market-value range of RM600,000 to RM950,000.
D68 has a very strong underlying structure. It combines a single-letter state prefix with only two digits, making it substantially scarcer and more prestigious than plates with two- or three-letter prefixes.
The letter D represents Kelantan, so D68 receives the state-prefix premium. For a buyer or collector connected to Kelantan, an original single-letter D-series plate with such a low number has considerable heritage and collector appeal.
The number 68 is also much stronger than an ordinary two-digit number. In Malaysian and particularly Malaysian Chinese plate-buying culture, 6 and 8 are both desirable numbers. Number 8 is strongly associated with prosperity and wealth, while 6 is generally regarded positively as well. The combination 68 therefore deserves a meaningful lucky-number premium.
Visually, D68 is excellent. It consists of only three characters, is immediately recognizable and easy to remember. It also looks like a genuinely old and scarce registration rather than a modern multi-letter combination.
I would not give D68 a major word or name premium because I don't see an important Malay or English semantic transformation. Its value is driven primarily by the combination of an original Kelantan state prefix, very low two-digit number, desirable 6/8 combination and overall rarity.
Estimated market value: approximately RM750,000.
Reasonable valuation range: RM600,000 to RM950,000.
Potential dealer asking price: approximately RM850,000 to RM1.1 million.
Confidence: Medium.
I would classify D68 as a high-end heritage/state plate with a strong lucky-number component. An actual D-series comparable such as D66, D69, D78, D88 or another D plate in the 50–99 range would be particularly valuable for tightening this estimate.