g - Good: A plate with blemishes, scratches, rubs or scuffs that detract from the plate's appearance considerably. Commonly a front plate with considerable bug splats that give the plate a dull appearance. Stickers, if any, may have substantial damage. Generally plates in this condition are not desired but are acceptable until a better one is found.

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Northwest Territories 1963:

Texas 1995:

Ontario 1947:

Panama 1990 official:

U.S. Forces in Ethiopia 1960s:

License plate grading is very subjective. This plate could be considered a bit lesser than good. On other days I might grade it as good minus (g-).

New York 1946:

License plate grading is very subjective. This plate could be considered a bit better than good. On other days I might grade it as good plus (g+).

Links to pages showing photographic examples of each grade:
mint (m)	* * *	excellent (exc)	* * *	very very good (vvg)	* * *	very good (vg)

good to very good (gvg)

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fair to good (fg)

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fair (f)

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poor (p)

Links to pages showing photographic examples of similar plates of different grades:
Older New York plates (1920s-50s)	* * *	Newer Texas plates (1990s)	* * *	Various plates (1970s-2000s)
Other links:
License Plate Info .com homepage	* * *	What is "scotchlite"?	* * *	other plate related websites