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Hi Martin

I too am skeptical of some request yet did this just for grins.

The barcode looks like it is a numeric only encoding 128-C.   That encoding allows two digits per bar code character (3 bars and 3 spaces)

The only part of the bar code that is visible is the last 3 pairs of numbers, a checksum and a stop character.

Those last 6 characters are 48 68 17

The checksum reverse engineered looks like it is 69

This is most likely a 12 digit barcode with the first digit missing

First digit:  5

Second digit 2 or 3

Third digit 2

fourth digit 6 or 8

fifth digit 5 6 or 8

I overlaid a generated barcode with the last 6 digits and the bars do seem to match quite well.  I grayed out the checksum as that was too much work to create a match yet the coding looks like 69

No clue what you are really up to yet I learned a bit about bar code encoding in the process.

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