12/09/11

Wyoming

PASSENGER

"78" passenger: The number to the left of the bucking bronco is the county code.  See Wyoming county codes page for the listing.

"88" base:  This design began in 1988 and completely replaced the previous design for everyone.  The design celebrates the state's centennial of statehood (1890-1990).  To the left of the bucking bronco is the county code number (see Wyoming county codes) with two-digit county numbers stacked.  The plate number to the right began with a "0000" format, but when that format was exhausted went to a "000 A/A" format.

2000 Devil's Tower base:  This design began in 2000 and completely replaced the previous design for everyone.  The design features the Devil's Tower, a natural rock formation.  To the left of the bucking bronco is the county code number (see Wyoming county codes) with two-digit county numbers stacked.  The plate number to the right began with a "0000" format, but when that format was exhausted went to a "000A" format.  Larger counties that exhausted the "000A" format went to a "00AA" format.  There are three types for this base as follows:

Type I:  plate number and bucking bronco embossed
Type II:  fully flat plate, bucking bronco silhouette cartoonish (most notable looking
     at the horse's round hooves)
Type III:  same as type II, but the bucking bronco more well defined and realistic

Type III:

ns (black/reflective multicolored) Fremont County m $5.00 "10 66JH" (14395)

ns (black/reflective multicolored) Washakie County m $5.00 "20 352B" (14396)
ns (black/reflective multicolored) Washakie County m $5.00 "20 353B" (14397)
ns (black/reflective multicolored) Washakie County m $5.00 "20 354B" (14398)
ns (black/reflective multicolored) Washakie County m $5.00 "20 377B" (14399)
ns (black/reflective multicolored) Washakie County m $5.00 "20 487B" (14400)