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I'm not sure if this is an example of a 'reserve series' or not, but it's the same basic design that CT kept from 1957 until 2000.

CT is one of a handful of states that issue a 'combination' plate. This is the pre-2000 issue; the current combination plates carry the same blue/white fade scheme as the passenger plates, instead of the reverse color scheme that this one displays.

This is the new-for-2000 Connecticut issue. It looks awfully plain, but represents a huge improvement over the previous plate, whose basic design had been in use for what seemed like an eternity (only 43 years).

This is the new-style Combination plate referenced above, which uses the same color scheme as the passenger plates. but adds a "C" suffix followed by a vertical "COMB" legend.

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	I'm not sure if this is an example of a 'reserve series' or not, but it's the same basic design that CT kept from 1957 until 2000.
	CT is one of a handful of states that issue a 'combination' plate. This is the pre-2000 issue; the current combination plates carry the same blue/white fade scheme as the passenger plates, instead of the reverse color scheme that this one displays.
	This is the new-for-2000 Connecticut issue. It looks awfully plain, but represents a huge improvement over the previous plate, whose basic design had been in use for what seemed like an eternity (only 43 years).
	This is the new-style Combination plate referenced above, which uses the same color scheme as the passenger plates. but adds a "C" suffix followed by a vertical "COMB" legend.