Overview
- The limited-edition plate will be sold only during 2026 and can be ordered online, at Secretary of State branches, or at dealerships.
- Each purchase costs $55, including a $50 contribution to the Michigan Transportation Fund and a $5 service fee.
- The design updates the 1976 bicentennial look with stars, stripes, and a small “26” identifier.
- The original 1976 version earned “Plate of the Year” from the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association.
- The revival is part of Michigan’s legacy lineup that already brought back two Great Lakes designs earlier this year.