LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR Rarities Explained

LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR uses a six-rarity ladder that climbs to Legendary. This page explains what the community and creator communications make clear, what remains unpublished, and how to make keep-versus-sell decisions without inventing official mid-tier names or drop percentages.

Pair this page with Special Series for the 34 regional series track, and with the Tier List Hub for the overall ranking philosophy. Gameplay loops live under Guides Hub.

Confirmed anchors

Legendary (top of the six)

Legendary is the prestige ceiling of the normal rarity ladder. A well-known Legendary-style example is A777AA 77 / А777АА 77. When something presents as Legendary:

• Keep it by default
• Disable aggressive auto-sell immediately
• Compare it only against other Legendary or special-series goals you personally care about
• Consider Wall & Car equip value before any sale fantasy

Legendary hunting strategy is covered in Legendary Plates.

Epic (confirmed high tier + pity)

Epic is publicly confirmed. Additionally, after 100 rolls, the next roll is guaranteed Epic. That pity rule makes Epic both a progression milestone and an economic event:

• Clear inventory space before pity lands
• Decide keep versus sell based on your current best Epics and Garage room
• Do not confuse pity Epic with a Legendary timer

Epics are excellent Wall & Car candidates when they look clean or feed bonuses described in Upgrades and Luck.

The unpublished middle — honesty first

The game has six rarities total. Outside Legendary and Epic, the remaining mid-tier official names are not all publicly listed by the creator in materials this wiki treats as confirmed. Therefore:

• This page will not invent those names and present them as fact
• Community nicknames may exist; treat them as unofficial unless the creator publishes them
• Your practical job is still simple: recognize relative strength in the UI and act accordingly

If the creator later publishes a full naming chart, this page should be updated from that source — not from guesswork.

Practical keep / sell matrix

Band	Examples of thinking	Default action
Top	Legendary; unmistakable prestige looks	Keep
High	Epic; near-series visuals	Keep until compared
Mid	Unnamed mid rarities with clean patterns	Keep if Garage allows / bonuses help
Low	Obvious commons flooding every session	Sell / auto-sell

This matrix is coaching language. It is not a claim that the game literally labels bands as Top/High/Mid/Low.

How uniqueness changes rarity value

Because uniqueness is global, two plates of the “same rarity color” can feel very different:

• A generic mid plate with awkward letters may be pure cash
• A mid plate with a memorable pattern may be a forever keep for you
• A Legendary with personal meaning outranks a slightly “better” looking plate you do not care about

Rarity tells you the ladder position. Uniqueness tells you the plate cannot be recopied onto another account once owned.

Auto-sell rules tied to rarity

From Getting Started and Make Money Fast:

1. Auto-sell only confirmed junk commons.
2. Never auto-sell Legendary.
3. Be careful with Epic — especially during pity and Phone Luck windows.
4. When UI shows a rarity you do not recognize yet, keep once, learn it, then update filters.
5. Revisit filters after Luck upgrades; yesterday’s mid keep might become today’s sell if your standards rose.

Rarity versus special series

Special series are not merely “another color on the same ladder.” There are 34 of them, rarer and more valuable in their regions, with AMR named publicly. A series plate can outrank a normal mid rarity even if a casual player only looks at generic tier glow. Always open Special Series when something feels regionally branded or unusually curated.

Session examples

Example A — Pure farmer

Sell low-band commons automatically. Manually inspect anything Epic+. Convert sales into Speed and Multi. Use rarity knowledge only to avoid deleting future Wall pieces.

Example B — Balanced collector

Keep Legendary and strong Epics. Keep mid plates that match your aesthetic. Sell the rest. Equip best keepers for Wall & Car luck.

Example C — Active hunter

Soft filters on. Potions and Phone Luck ready. Bank every high-band surprise. After the window, sell leftover mids that failed the comparison test.

What not to trust

• Image macros that invent six fancy official names without a creator source
• Exact percent charts for each rarity
• Claims that pity rotates Legendary on a hidden counter
• Pressure to use ban-risky tools to “force” higher rarities

Stick to confirmed systems: six rarities, Legendary ceiling, Epic pity at 100, global uniqueness, group 10% speed perk from BURMALDA67, and the separate special-series track.

Related links

• Tier List Hub — overview bands
• Special Series — AMR and regional series
• Legendary Plates — chase guide
• Make Money Fast — when selling is correct
• Upgrades and Luck — why keepers matter beyond flex
• Getting Started — first filters
• Codes — redeem before rarity pushes

Rarities in LICENSE PLATE GENERATOR are a six-step climb with a clear Legendary peak and a confirmed Epic pity safety net. Keep high, sell low, stay honest about unpublished mid-tier names, and let uniqueness — not invented percentages — drive your collection pride.