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In the Southern and more populated part of NH, I think the answer is 'Yes' - there's quite a few foks that go over the border into MA for work - or other reasons.

Papercu; NH DMV mentions MA doesn’t honor temp plates because there are so many people who venture South into MA from NH that they are, in effect, doing a kindness by pointing out that MA will not honor the plates. Sadly, if the intent of the law was to make certain that people had insurance...

It is a silly law; the only difference I can think of between the 'real' and the 'temp' plates is to get the real plates you've got to pay the fees and taxes to the town and state to register it, and start the process of getting the title if the vehicle requires it (due to year, 3 axles, etc)...

NOT true - at least in the case of MA; NH issues temp plates, and you are specifically told that MA does not accept them as an indication of registration. If you drive in MA with an NH temp 'paper' 20-day plate, you are considered 'unregistered', and it will be towed away while they write you...