According to the government, registration number 0001 will be the most expensive with the minimum reserve price fixed at Rs 5 lakh and numbers from 0002 to 0009 will be the second most expensive, starting at Rs 3 lakh.
An official of the department said that third category will include numbers from 0010 to 0099, 0786, 1000, 1111, 7777 and 999, for which bids will start at Rs 2 lakh.
The official also said that around 140 fancy numbers will be put to e-auction in the third round. Those people desiring these numbers can participate in the e-auction by registering online.
In first round, a fancy vehicle registration number (0001) had fetched Delhi government a whopping Rs 12.5 lakh and it collected a total of over Rs 74 lakh from the excercise earlier this month.
The transport department's second auction of fancy registration numbers had the highest bid at Rs 7.5 lakh.
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