Vanity Plates

Here's a plate you don't see every day. The Icon spotted it in Lima. It's comforting to know that the Holy Ghost resides in Allen County.

Nothing fancy about this plate. It's an Ohio "county" license plate. The Icon spotted this in the BFR parking lot.

We know one thing - Pingle is an Ohio State fan. But, who is Pingle? The Icon spotted this plate on Main Street.

The Icon caught this plate on Main Street. We suppose "DUCKS" was already taken. "DUKS" is a pretty good alternative. It's on a Hancock County plate.

The Icon spotted this plate on Cherry Street in January. The plate is from Cuyahoga County. Maybe the driver stopped in for a cup of coffee at Common Grounds. Any thoughts on the meaning of the plate?

ZT means only one thing: Pandora. The Icon spotted this plate in Bluffton but it belongs to a time when each community had its own letters. ZT mean Pandora.

Here's a plate that's a long way from home. The Icon spotted this Nebraska license plate on Main Street in December.

It's a simple white with green background. Do you recognize this state? The Icon spotted this Colorado plate on Main Street last week.

The Icon spotted this Maryland plate on Grove Street.

Here's an Ohio University alum's license plate. We spot this near the middle school from time to time. It belongs to Nancy Armour.