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$20.00 pick-up fee AND a plate (re)registration fee on top of the $40.00
The state should get nothing from the sale of these plates.
It must be typical MA politics as usual, where they see a good charity/benefit project and find a way to make money off of it.
I would call that "leaching" but you may have your own description for explaining how the state constantly makes money for doing nothing?
The state calls it "sound business".
I had an uncle that did that, and we called him a useless bum!
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