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Hello. Every one
$5 sign J.W Crow G.K. Bouey with no back plate number ,any idea this may be
worth ,please advised

 END prefix has a yellow plate number and can be see on the right side of the bush that the kingfishers beak points to, right at the bend in the river.

 Here is a copy of where the blue number is located ( Thanks Punkys Dad). Yellow is in the same location.



 

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thanks Gary.

wow, with your bare eyes it very hard to see and can not tell what is the number don't you think?  ,so now this is call
a yellow B.P.N

 Yes this is a yellow BPN and this is why it was changed to blue, just too hard to see.

Yes this is a yellow BPN and this is why it was changed to blue, just too hard to see.

So is the yellow BPN worth anything?

I tried taking a look at the note in Photoshop, but the scan is too poor of quality. The details are all blurred. I can definitely see some yellow where the BPN should be, but it's impossible to make out the number.

Simply for the purposes of identifying the number, if you provide me with a high-res scan, I can work some magic and make the number show up fairly clearly.

That said, the note is not worth any more than $5 given its condition. Even in UNC, it's a fairly common note that should be in any well-stocked dealer's inventory.

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thanks Brent. if you come up something relate to this picture to
Simple for the purposes of identifying the number,i am an old tech guy don't know much about
this ,it is true that i can not see at all the first time until Gary point out and i just went and buy
myself a x10 lube  but barely see it clear all i can see it  just a light yellow spot or maybe i should 
look for a better note,anyway please just let me know
thank you for your time..... All
TD

Sorry, with that image, there's nothing more I can do to try and read the BPN. It's just too blurry.
Cheers!

The yellow BPN will be more easily readable on a black and white photocopy than on the note itself.

Here a scan of a yellow bpn and a blue one.  I scanned at my notes at 1200 dpi to get an easily readable image.  You see why the changed the color of this number...The yellow number is 39.

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WOW! Good job thanks.