Whats the farthest out of state plate you've seen? (to buy, to move)

[U146]

I've seen Hawaii and Alaska plates in Missouri.

[JerseyGirl415]

I've seen both Hawaii and Alaska here in New Jersey. Alaska pretty recently.

[KodeBlue]

Alaska. They kind of look like NY plates or vintage MD plates.

[atler8]

In my experience Hawaii plates win for the most distant U.S. state. I saw them while living in the midwest & also while here in Atlanta.
A place that is a part of the U.S. that is even further away than Hawaii that I've seen a plate for is the territory of Guam.

[Prickly Pear]

Alaska is actually pretty common for some reason. I know a lot of Alaskans here as well which is strange.

I have seen about two or three Hawaii license plates in my lifetime not in Hawaii. One of those times was on Long Island...

For the continental U.S. I think New Hampshire is the furthest. I don't recall ever seeing a Maine license plate.

[King of Kensington]

I saw a Hawaii plate in upstate NY once.

[LordHelmit]

I see more Hawaii than I do Alaska. I have seen US Virgin Island and Guam. Plenty of Quebec and Ontario (Ontario especially in Charlotte). Common out of staters here are Virginia and south Carolina, also a lot of new jersey and new York. Ohio. Georgia.

[TXsurburbanmom]

Alaska in Texas. Being a military town I also see a lot of European tags around my neighborhood. So say Germany to south central Texas probably.

[Newsboy]

If you're talking about STATE plates, then Hawaii is obviously the most "farthest" (furtherst?) plate possible, since that car had to be put on a boat and then driven to wherever. And yes, I've seen plenty of them in Georgia. Guam and Puerto Rico as well.

I've also seen quite a few Mexican and Central American plates. But the ones that always get a raised eyebrow from me are international diplomats, especially consultants and the like.

[Halcyon18]

Texas... When I was visiting Quebec. And I thought the drive from Pennsylvania was long!