I know that a lot of people like "high white, or reduced black leopards. Many are advertised as such, sometimes charging a premium. The fact is, they're all high white at certain times. White is the first color that appears in their new growth. So at selling time, they very well could be predominately white. I'm not saying that there's no such thing as a high white adult, just that probably 95% of those advertised as such are simply normal colored leopards (or will be). Here are a couple of pics of one of mine. I got a lot of compliments on my High white leopard when he was younger. But he's not a kid anymore.
First pic 2/12----second pic today
First pic 2/12----second pic today