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Are You Getting A Giants Super Bowl XLVI License Plate?
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Jen Chung
Published Feb 6, 2012
Modified Feb 6, 2012
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You know what would complete your ecstasy of the Giants' Super Bowl victory over the Patriots AND help out NY State's revenue? Getting a special Giants Super Bowl XLVI victory license plate.
Governor Cuomo said, "I join all New York Giant fans in congratulating the team and staff, especially native-New Yorker coach Tom Coughlin, on this great Super Bowl victory. We are all very proud of the dedication, hard work and grace under pressure that enabled the Giants to bring the Vince Lombardi Trophy back to New York," while DMV Commissioner Barbara Fiala said, "This has been an amazing run for the Giants. Giants fans have always worn their hearts on their sleeve. So we are very pleased to offer this commemorative Super Bowl XLVI Champions custom license plate so that they can show their 'Big Blue' loyalty and championship pride on their vehicles."
Here are the details:
The plate, available for both passenger and commercial vehicles registered in New York, features the NFL Giants' Big Blue NY logo with the words "Super Bowl XLVI Champions" as well as the official Super Bowl XLVI logo....
The New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI Champions custom license plate can be ordered in any DMV office, online at www.dmv.ny.gov or by calling the Custom Plates Office at (518) 402-4838, Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
The pricing for the New York Giants Super Bowl XLVI Champions plate is the same as the currently issued Giants plate. The initial cost for a standard issue plate is $60, with an annual renewal fee of $31.25. The plate can be personalized with two to six characters for an initial fee of $91.25, with an annual renewal fee is $62.50. All custom and personalized plate fees are in addition to the regular registration renewal fee.
Those who already have a Giants custom or Super Bowl XVII plate can upgrade, but only by calling the Custom Plates Office. The cost to upgrade is $28.75 for a standard plate and $78.75 for a personalized plate.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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