FFF
Putrajaya sequence released for JPJ's 78th anniversary, 2024
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Key Facts
- Issue Date
- 11 May 2024
- Issuance Range
- 1 - 9999
- Rarity
- Limited (9,999 numbers; anniversary Putrajaya run)
- Transfer Rules
- Standard JPJ registration and transfer rules.
Issuing State
Key Points
- Released for JPJ's 78th anniversary; bidding 11 to 15 May 2024.
- FFF 1 went to the Agong for RM1.75 million, a record at the time.
- Proceeds supported helmets, Perkeso contributions and licences for low-income groups.
- Unsold numbers were sold from 1 June 2024 at RM510 each.
Series Overview
FFF is the Putrajaya sequence released for JPJ's 78th anniversary, a year after FF. Bidding ran on JPJeBid from 11 to 15 May 2024, with results released on 16 May.
The headline number went to the King. Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim won FFF 1 with a bid of RM1.75 million, beating the RM1.5 million he had paid for GOLD 1 three months earlier and setting a new Malaysian record. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said proceeds would fund free helmets, Perkeso top-up contributions for about 40,000 taxi, rental-car and school-bus drivers, and public service vehicle and B2 licences for the B40 group.
Numbers left unsold after the auction were offered from 1 June 2024 at RM510 each, service fee included, at JPJ Putrajaya and state JPJ offices, with a limit of three applications per person.
Sources
Sources checked for the FFF entry.
- Jpj Ebid Fff Number Plate Up For Bidding Special Series Released To Celebrate Jpjs 78th AnniversaryPaul Tan's Automotive NewsOpen citation: Jpj Ebid Fff Number Plate Up For Bidding Special Series Released To Celebrate Jpjs 78th Anniversary
- Fff 1 Number Plate Belongs To Yang Di Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim Rm1 75m Bid Now Highest In MalaysiaPaul Tan's Automotive NewsOpen citation: Fff 1 Number Plate Belongs To Yang Di Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim Rm1 75m Bid Now Highest In Malaysia
- 140580Malay MailOpen citation: 140580
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns FFF 1?
Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim, who won it with a RM1.75 million bid in May 2024. The record stood until H 1 sold for RM10.78 million in 2026.
What happened to FFF numbers nobody bid on?
From 1 June 2024 JPJ sold them at RM510 each, including the service fee, at JPJ Putrajaya and state offices, with a limit of three per person.
For normal state series (V, B, J, etc.), see the Series Index. For broader JPJ plate-index context, visit the Plate Index.
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