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"I knew within five minutes that I had something valuable," John Carcerano, the Chicago area resident who found the plate, told Newsweek.

In fact, the ad is annoyingly light on details such as how this truck came to be here at all or how it got through the maze of DMV machinations, enabling it to wear California license plates.

Among other seafood, the plate displays lobster, squid and, of course, a quahog. It was designed by Andrew Lloyd Goodman, an assistant professor at the Community College of Rhode Island.