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Here are some of the back designs

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Now that I am looking closely at some of them that I have, they do not all have cereal numbers included. So, going back to my original guess, they must have gotten the addresses of the key owners from the license plate number.
 
Now that I am looking closely at some of them that I have, they do not all have cereal numbers included. So, going back to my original guess, they must have gotten the addresses of the key owners from the license plate number.

Yes. My dad had a few of those for his 66 mustang.
He explained to me they were sent in the mail (obviously with his address) with the tag with his very license plate printed on it.
 
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Most of my keychains have been previously shown as part of this thread. I have cobbled together some display boards for them. Every keychain on these boards has one or two original Mopar keys on them. Almost every keychain on the Hodges board has some relation to Mopar

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Every letter the DAV sent out contained a pair of the mini plates. You can see the instructions on the backs of the four plates, Guaranteeing postage. The story I heard is that in 1968, because of the donations dwindling, instead of sending the plates out to millions of people for that year, the DAV only sent the plates to people who made a donation first. That is why the 1968 plates are as rare as hens teeth.
 
Every letter the DAV sent out contained a pair of the mini plates. You can see the instructions on the backs of the four plates, Guaranteeing postage. The story I heard is that in 1968, because of the donations dwindling, instead of sending the plates out to millions of people for that year, the DAV only sent the plates to people who made a donation first. That is why the 1968 plates are as rare as hens teeth.

My dad's car was a '66. I think he saved them all. And only had a couple. ... well that makes sense.
 
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