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Representative (State)
The predecessor to this type and Senator was Legislative, which was issued from 1928 - 1935. Click link for more information.
1957
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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- Expected serial range: HR1 - HR200 1HR - 200HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - It is unconfirmed if 1957 was the first year for this type, but circumstancial evidence suggests that it is. |
 From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format |  |
1958 - 1964
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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- Expected serial range: HR1 - HR200 1HR - 200HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Early plates likely had tab slots but none have been so far observed |
 From Lee Madigan  From Eric Conner |
Not offered on this format | |
1965 - 1970
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 (No legend) - Expected serial range: HR1 - HR203 1HR - 203HR - State representative districts increased from 200 to 203 in 1968 - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles |
 From Eric Conner (Suffix "HR" plate needed) |
Not offered on this format | |
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Format 2 ("LEGISLATOR" legend, 1966) - Expected serial range: HR1 - HR203 1HR - 203HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Plates observed on this base with and without keystone separator |
 From unknown  From Worthpoint  From Worthpoint |
Not offered on this format |  From John McDevitt |
1971 - 1976
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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- Expected serial range: HR1 - HR203 1HR - 203HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker wells at top-left and top-right |
 From Worthpoint  From Matt Boyer |
Not offered on this format | |
1977 - 1983
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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- Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker wells at top-left and top-right |
 From unknown (Suffix "HR" plate needed) |
Not offered on this format | |
1984 - 1999
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker well at bottom-left |
(Prefix "HR" plate needed)  From Clayton Moore |
Not offered on this format |  From Worthpoint  From John McDevitt |
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Format 2 ("PA HR") - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - Only one plate with the "PA HR" prefix has been observed, this is likely a special request - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker well at bottom-left |
 From Lee Madigan |
Not offered on this format | |
1999 - 2005
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 (Thinner dies for "REPRESENTATIVE") - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker well at top-left |
 From John McDevitt  From John McDevitt |
Not offered on this format | No sample plates are known on this format |
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Format 2 (Thicker dies for "REPRESENTATIVE") - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker well at top-left |
 From Tom Perri (Suffix "HR" plate needed) |
Not offered on this format | |
2005 - present
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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Format 1 - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles - Sticker well at top-left |
 From Tom Perri  From Colin McGregor |
Not offered on this format | No sample plates are known on this format |
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Format 2 (Map outline in place of sticker well) - Expected serial range: HR 1 - HR 203 1 HR - 203 HR - Number on plate corresponds to district number - "HR" used in prefix and suffix positions for use on multiple vehicles |
 From Nick Tsilakis (Suffix "HR" plate needed) |
Not offered on this format | |
TEST PLATES
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
| Circa 1965 or 1966. These are believed to be prototypes and were not issued. They were likely the work of a Dept. of Transportation official who had a keen interest in PA license plates. Note the use of the word LEGISLATURE, whereas issued plate used LEGISLATOR. |  From Jerry McCoy  From Michael Wiener |
Not offered on this format | No sample plates are known on this format |
MYSTERY PLATES
| Notes | Number Plate | Personalized Plate | Sample Plate |
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From vanity check: Plates from HR01 to HR09: Some are open and others read that the plate was previously issued and therefore not available. Plates from HR010 to HR099: Indicates the plate configuration may be reserved or may be in violation of the guidelines for acceptable configurations. Plates above HR099 appear to be open. |
 From John Fedorchak |
Not offered on this format | No sample plates are known on this format |