
Whitey Bay’s WANTED poster with an unknown reward of berries.
THE ULTIMATE ONE PIECE BOUNTY ARCHIVE
The bounty's existence is confirmed by the work's official sources or inferred depending on the character; its amount, however, has not been disclosed to the public.
How this site handles an undisclosed amount
Whitey Bay’s WANTED poster with an unknown reward of berries.

Thirty years ago, when Whitebeard's crew was shipwrecked in Wano, Whitey Bay was already one of them, and she was the one who objected to letting a certain Marco go ashore for supplies: he was still only an apprentice. Later she struck out with a crew of her own, a captain in Whitebeard's orbit rather than under his roof, and made herself notorious across the New World.
Her ship is a steel-hulled icebreaker, and Marineford is where it earns its keep. Whitebeard raises tidal waves with a quake; Admiral Aokiji freezes them, and the bay along with them, locking the pirate fleet in ice. Hers is the only ship still able to move. It smashes through the ice sheet and opens a second breach in the Marine lines on top of the one made by Little Oars Jr. Later, when Whitebeard senses the Marines are up to something, it is her and the other allied captains he orders to drop the head-on assault and hit the base from the flanks.
She has a bounty, but everything fans know about it comes from a single source. The manga has shown neither her poster nor an amount. It is an official novel, Straw Hat Stories, published in 2017, that puts her poster in the collection of a man who gathers the wanted posters of the most beautiful female pirates, next to the likes of Boa Hancock and Nami. If the poster exists, so does the amount; it simply has not been revealed, the usual fate of a secondary character.
In the manga her last appearance is the retreat from Marineford. The anime goes further, with no canon weight: it places her at the funeral of Whitebeard and Ace, where the manga does not show her, and later leaves a news report of her defeat by Edward Weevil on Kizaru's desk. Nothing further is documented.