Buyers' guide
Lucky Phone Numbers & Car Plates
In Chinese-speaking markets, some numbers are status symbols worth more than the car. Here's what makes a number premium.
What makes a number premium
- 8s, and the more at the end, the better: …8888, …888.
- Meaningful combos: 168 (一路发), 518 (我要发), 1688, 5188, 6688, 9988.
- Patterns: solid runs (AAAA), mirrors (ABAB, ABCABC, like 270·270), rising sequences (步步高升).
- No 4s, especially not at the end.
- Short is rare: for plates, fewer characters means a higher price.
Real prices paid
| Number | Price | Where / when |
|---|---|---|
| Plate 28 | HK$18.1M (~US$2.3M) | Hong Kong, 2016 |
| Plate 18 | HK$16.5M (~US$2.1M) | Hong Kong, 2008 |
| Phone +86 28 8888 8888 | ¥2.33M (~US$280k) | Chengdu (Sichuan Airlines), 2003 |
Sources: CNN; Wikipedia. Hong Kong has auctioned more than 40,000 personalised plates since 2006.
How to evaluate any number
- Paste it into the Number Decoder and switch to Phone or Car plate mode.
- Check both Mandarin and Cantonese if your audience includes Hong Kong or Guangdong.
- Look at the last 4 digits first. That's what people remember.
- Match it to your zodiac lucky numbers for a personal touch.
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