1980's Lottery ticket Barcode

Here are all the tickets for viewing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O9mu_O3R2mfyuD_PpFccTSLRMoQMHH0G/view

Can anyone solve this?

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Can anyone solve this?
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Well, the first column appears to be just for the scanner to identify where each row exists.
The first five data columns on top match the first number in the identifier, with LSB first; i.e. 30 in binary is 11110, so with LSB first, it is 0-1-1-1-1; 27 is 11011, so it is 1-1-0-1-1.
I have a feeling the important numbers on the ticket are hashed, and that is the number that is in the barcode; there is another record of that ticket on some master computer, which can be verified if necessary. If the numbers themselves were on the ticket somehow, it would be far too easy to generate a fake winning ticket.

I don't think gtech was trying to be tricky or encode the bets on the serial number. There is another example that I found of a similar barcode that is used in the racetrack and it uses a larger field of blocks and then uses hexadecimal to encode the serial number. But this serial number ion the NJ lottery ticket is 17 digits and the barcode is a shorter field. Another thought I had was that since the first part of the barcode is a date code it may not need to encode all 17 digits and references it to serial number on the ticket. Any thoughts?