More than £218,000 was raised at this year's DVS registration mark auction.
JSY007 proved to be the most popular, receiving the highest bid of £12,800 pounds.
Other J plates that attracted attention when they went under the hammer were JSY67, which raised £9,000, and JSY73 which raised £8,700.
The money will be spent on service improvements at DVS, including a new IT system.
It wasn't quite as successful as last year's auction, which collected just over £230,000.
WWII German Bunker converted into modern Channel Islands home
One of the Channel Islands' wartime coastal defences has been turned into a three bedroom 'one-of-a-kind home'.
DFDS trials third ship in Channel Island waters
Danish firm DFDS is test berthing another of its ships in Channel Islands waters today (15 October).
50% of Channel Islanders struggle to pay rent, electricity and food
Around 50% of people in the Channel Islands are struggling to meet their day-to-day living costs, according to a recent survey of how people have been coping in past 12 months.
UK Ambassador of the Philippines attends memorial service for L'Ecume II fishermen
The Ambassador of the Philippines is attending a memorial service at St Thomas' Church for three fishermen who died at sea.
Fort Regent lit blue and pink for Baby Loss Awareness Week
The Fort Regent is being lit pink and blue for the final time tonight (15 October), to show support for people in Jersey who have suffered the loss of a baby.
Unattended cooking sparks fire in St Helier flat
Unattended cooking sparked a fire at a flat in St Helier on Monday morning (14 October)
