What do you think is this Back Plate No.

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So here is an image of a BPN from a journey $100.

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I would appreciate if you can tell me if in your opinion looking at the image you think it is:

a) 85 with an 8 looking weird

or

b) 65 with a 6 looking weird

In case you have run into this with a $100 Journey note it would be appreciated if you can share your experience as well.

I will tell you in a few days what it is supposed to be according to the BPN/FPN combination to work.

Thank you

Looks like 65 to me but probably 55 to work.

looks like a 65 to me

Wow, that could be either one but I am guessing 65.

So here is an image of a BPN from a journey $100.

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I would appreciate if you can tell me if in your opinion looking at the image you think it is:

Thxs to all who responded. The FPN is 95 so the BPN has to be 65. Not having much experience with journey $100 I read it as 85 and the SNDB gave me an error.

As a side note - For Journey notes Plate Nos:

FPN - for all notes is on clear white background

BPN

$5 - on polygonal pattern
$10 - on straight horizontal line pattern but with little contrast between ink of number and ink of background
$20 and $50 - on circular pattern
$100 - on "worm" pattern 

Anyone else has fun deciphering the little nuances of the banknote design?

Rupiah... I absolutely LOVE reading your posts.... the information and your knowledge absolutely facinates me.. I tip my hat off to you my friend

The expertise on this forum is immense and people are willing to share it. I am so fascinated by the expertise of forum members when it comes to things like for example the 1914 Bank of Montreal Note or the SNDB.

I find that everyone has an insight into different things.

It makes it a pleasure to share with people things that you find.

Thank you for your kind words.

Likewise,  appreciate all your posts. It is great to read insight the members have.