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Lt. Commander
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 137
# 8
08-05-2010, 09:43 AM
If we look at it in a manner of time wise, by the mid- to late- 24th century, registrations numbers were alread above 74xxx (based on Voyager's 74656. That and I have no knowledge of a higher number as of now). In all terms speaking, 91002-999999 registration range seems about on par for the early 25th century, despite the somewhat high range of the 6-digit numbers for the game setting.

The only way, IMO, of actually seeing 4-digit numbers would probably be NPC ships, which I have seen one, with a -A on the end of, here. I know it's a bit hard to see, but the number is NCC-1700-A U.S.S. Constitution.
 
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