LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR Tier List Hub

This Tier List Hub ranks how players should think about plates in LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR by BURMALDA67 — not by inventing unpublished percentage charts. The game is a free-to-play Roblox incremental simulator released 2026-10-07, with online multiplayer (up to 9 players per server), global plate uniqueness, six rarities up to Legendary, and 34 special series that carry extra regional value.

Use this hub to decide what to keep, what to sell, and which child page to open next. For how to play, switch to the Guides Hub. For free rewards, open Codes.

Quick ranking philosophy

• Keep high, sell low. Bank top-ladder plates and special-series candidates. Convert clear commons into cash for Speed, Multi, and Luck.
• Uniqueness overrides FOMO math. If you own a number, nobody else can. Scarcity is built in.
• Confirmed beats rumored. Legendary and Epic are publicly clear anchors. Mid-tier official names are not all listed by the creator — see Rarities for honest wording.
• Series are their own ladder. The 34 special series (with AMR named publicly) deserve a separate page: Special Series.

Child pages

Rarities

Deep dive into the six-rarity structure. Confirmed top end: Legendary (example style A777AA 77 / А777АА 77) and Epic (also tied to pity after 100 rolls). Practical advice for the unpublished mid-tier names: treat them by relative strength, not by invented labels.

Special Series

Explains AMR, the concept of 34 regional special series, and plate-format literacy for regions such as Moscow 77 and Saint Petersburg 78. Format notes are not drop rates.

How to use this hub during a session

1. Farming cash? Sell commons aggressively but pause on anything Epic+, Legendary-looking, or series-like. Pair with Make Money Fast.
2. Building displays? Prefer plates that also feed Wall & Car luck — details in Upgrades and Luck.
3. Hunting prestige? Read Legendary Plates then return here to validate keep decisions.
4. New player? Finish Getting Started so auto-sell does not erase your first good plate.

Practical tier bands (play-focused)

Without fabricating official mid-tier titles, think in bands:

• S — Legendary & special-series hits: Always keep until you knowingly replace them with a better personal target.
• A — Strong Epics and near-series looks: Keep for bonuses, trading narrative, or future comparison.
• B — Mid rarities: Keep selectively if they look clean, feed wall/car slots, or match a collection theme; otherwise sell when Garage is tight.
• C–D — Commons / obvious junk: Primary auto-sell fuel for the economy.

These bands are coaching tools. They are not a claim that the creator published S–D labels in-game.

Systems that change tier decisions

• Group perk: Join BURMALDA67 for 10% faster rolls so you see more tier outcomes per hour.
• Pity: Guaranteed Epic after 100 rolls — plan inventory around it.
• Luck vs Speed: More Luck raises the quality of what enters your tier decisions; more Speed raises how often you must decide.
• Phone Luck / potions: During burst windows, assume higher keep rates and soften auto-sell.
• Auto-sell: A settings mistake can delete an S-band plate instantly.

Cross-links every collector should bookmark

• Rarities — six-tier detail
• Special Series — AMR and regional series
• Legendary Plates — hunt mindset
• Make Money Fast — when selling is correct
• Upgrades and Luck — why keepers can boost future rolls
• Getting Started — safe filters on day one
• Guides Hub — full learning path
• Codes — redeem before long hunts

What this hub will never do

• Invent exact drop percentages
• Invent unpublished mid-tier rarity names as if they were official facts
• Pretend regional format codes like 77 / 78 are secret rate modifiers
• Tell you that ban-risky tools are required to “tier properly”

LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR tiers are about judgment under scarcity. Keep the ceiling, sell the floor, study series on their own page, and let confirmed systems — uniqueness, pity, six rarities, 34 special series — guide every keep-versus-sell call.