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Call the dealer where it was serviced at regularly. It's 99% going to be
in their computer, since smart dealerships keep it on file. It's also
printed on a white 'credit card' that should be tucked inside your
owner's manual, or it might be on a white sticker inside the glove box,
or one of the fuse boxes, or written inside the owner's manual. It's
FIVE digits long.

Please tell us you have an owner's manual . . .

'Curly'

Actually, you can save a "little" bit by pulling the radio yourself.  I
almost had to do this once in my 2000 Accord because I lost my radio
code.  I called the local Honda dealer (from whom I purchased the
Accord) and they said $120 to give me the code for the radio because
that included the labor to pull the radio, look up the code (has
something to do with the code on the radio and vehicle vin) and
re-install the radio.  I then asked, what if I pulled the radio myself?
 The service manager said he would give me the code for free if I went
through all the hassle of pulling the radio myself.

I ended up purchasing an Alpine 9827 from Crutchfield and couldn't have
been happier with my decision!  I love being able to load a CDRW up with
MP3s for my long road trips!

Chris B