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Andrew Osborne provided the best PEI information we have been able to obtain regarding their very difficult to track issues. In the case of most standard passenger plates, trying to track a high is not possible since several letter series are being concurrently issued. Please refer to the Notes section for each type below. Stéphane Loysel has also provided some detailed information.
Type Plate Notes Reporter
Wind Turbine - English see notes Began in 2007.
N series from NH to NZ (excluding NO) in use.
The letter I is now being used.
N series low - NH 347
N series high - NZ 687
RW to RZ also in use.
R series high - RZ 499
Some T series plates are in use, but there were overlap problems with "Anne" plates still in use. TA was used, but TB through TE were not used, probably due to overlaps, and TF through TS have been issued. Letters I and O were used in the T series.
T series low - TF 940
T series high - TS nnn
Trying to determine a high for these plates is impossible because the N, T, and X series are being issued concurrently.
Stéphane reported seeing only one X series plate on the Turbine base, which was XT 050. Andrew spotted the following X series: XL, XM, XO, XR, XS, XU, XY.
Andrew reports XN 927 as a new issue on a rental car in May 2010. 		Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Birthplace of Confederation see notes Order of issue: WA to WW; NA to NG; VH ? VJ ? VK ? VM ? VP - VW only. Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Confederation Bridge see notes Order of issue: Z; XA and XB only; Y; R and U concurrently; VA to VG; VR to VZ and XD to XJ concurrently.
R series high - RV 555 		Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Trailer 364 TQ Bridge: nn nTI Letters I and O in use. KE4MAN reports 23 8TI on 2010-05-09.
Turbine: 947 TL Turbine low: 334 TJ
Spacing is as shown for both types. 		Stéphane Loysel
7/29/10
Wind Turbine - French JA 841 "La Province Verte" Began in 2008. Only the JA series has been ordered so far. Stéphane Loysel reports JA 027 as a low. Andrew saw JA 999, but it appears some numbers have been issued out of sequence by request. DAA
2/26/08
Non-passenger Plates
Commercial Truck CJ 999 Bridge: CM 934 2008-07-31 Stéphane Loysel
Turbine: CR 454 2008-08-02 Stéphane Loysel
D’Arcy Matters
11/11/03
Dealer DLR0836 Andrew Osborne
6/03/08
Farm F4 929 Bridge base Stéphane Loysel
7/31/08
Government 3104 G Turbine base Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Motorcycle (Bridge) see notes Bridge: Issued originally in the 12 3M and then 12 3N format with spacing as shown, then 12 MA to 12 MZ with spacing as shown. Then the letter B was used in both prefix and suffix positions, then the letter C in only the suffix position. E was used in the prefix position. Some 2 letter S suffix plates are in use on mopeds, but these were originally intended to be snowmobile plates.
Turbine: 3 numbers/1 letter format with no spacing using the letters P, Q, R, and S to date.285S is the Turbine high. 		Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Motorcycle Dealer D953 Plate Finder Number One
8/04/09
Off Highway Vehicle OHV 399 Plate Finder Number One
8/04/09
PRP see notes Bridge high: P3 022 2010-01-08 Matt Embro
Turbine low: P3207
Turbine high: P3238 		Manny Jacob
6/23/08
Service Vehicle see notes Bridge: SV U44 2008-08-06 Stéphane Loysel
Turbine: SVZ 99 		Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Specialty Plates
Firefighter see notes Two Turbine issues seen - 6N4 and 8P0. The 12A series was used on the Bridge base before continuing on the Turbine base and switching to the 1A2 configuration. 96W was reported on the Turbine base. Andrew Osborne
6/05/08
Veteran VT3741 These plates became available 10 NOV 03 and started at VT1001. Andrew Osborne
6/03/08
Vintage Cruisers VS64 John Northup
8/22/07