If you need a fast way to check all the addresses, just copy/paste them into a new Electrum "watching-only" wallet ("File" -> "New/Restore" -> "Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys")... it'll find any/all transactions relating to those addresses and you'll be able to see which ones still have a balance.

NOTE:
- don't try and use the 6 word passphrases, that won't work in Electrum... just copy/paste the addresses. At least that way you'll see whether or not there is actually anything to find


I'm not aware of ANY wallets that used a 6 word passphrase... and because these 6 word phrases seem to be attached to one specific address, I don't think they are a true "seed mnemonic" for an HD/BIP39 wallet, but as mentioned earlier... I'd think they were some sort of "brain wallet"... or maybe some other custom system used to create private keys from words???


Given that the address from your screenshot: 1A9Tp3JjDvyQUtyQYLdDdCqMgK12sVZ238 is empty and has never actually been used, would you be willing to provide the 6 word passphrase for this address so people could try and figure out the system used? or is it the same passphrase for ALL the addresses?

Again: how did you get the file?

Did you buy any chance buy the file? If you did, you got scammed!

Did you blank out the redeem QR-code or was there nothing there?

Did you check the QR-code that says "redeem"?

Mine is much faster to download: List of all Bitcoin addresses with a balance.

I've seen many similar "offers" recently.

So the best would be check manually one by one... quite boring but with 100 addresses it will take around 10 minutes, maybe 15...

If addresses are old, then probably you have also some other 'coins', check here:
http://www.findmycoins.ninja/
for 18zXdRJiosTZZ3cmUG8fjMewwpYG1FuDww:
5135.3501
Mixed coins found
$47+
Worth in USD

I do not know... If you have any seed & address without balance, maybe just publish here the seed, and then we will try to find the way to get the address, then you will be able to use the method for the rest of seeds.
All above is a bit chaotic.

OK, but do you see any of your addresses?
In tab BIP32 or BIP44? With and without "Use hardened addresses" checkbox?
There is also a chance that your addresses are not compressed, this is something else. But first check existing possibilities.

You should see address and the corresponding key... https://ibb.co/C1hp9Bg
If you see addresses, it means your words are correct. Does any of addresses (maybe in different tab) looks like one in the file?

But what about https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ ?
If you type your words into 'BIP39 Mnemonic' field, do you receive any result or message 'invalid mnemonic'?

If you confirm that words are not from the list, that it is more complicated.
What you may try, is to use is to generate 'brainwallet':
https://brainwalletx.github.io/
If you use your sentence on this page, do you receive expected address (in compressed or uncompressed mode)?

The point is that we also do not know ;-)
There are 2 possibilities:
1) What is called 'passphrase' is a 6 words seed - it is possible, but you must verify it yourself; I told you how to do it - You will have to convert it to format 'importable' by current wallets.
2) "Passphrase" is a sentence used to generate 'brainwallet' - which means that it could be any words, any sentence -> and it is converted into private key.

What you were asked before is to check what are the 'words' in passphrase - is it a sentence in English, or just a 6 words? Someone mentioned a list of allowed words:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039/english.txt
Are your words on the list or there are others?

Your image isn't working.

I can help you better if you answer those questions:

Are there QR Codes in the "redeem" boxes that you have blanked out?

If there are, then you should try and scan them using a wallet like Electrum that supports QR code scanning... you can use either the Desktop version (with a webcam) or the Android version.

When you create the new wallet, you select "Import Bitcoin Addresses or Private keys" and then select the little camera icon:
Desktop:



Android:



It's possible that the 6 word "passphrase" you have is actually a BIP38 passphrase, encrypting the private key... so, if you scan the "Redeem" and it comes up with a key that starts with "6P", then you'll need to decrypt that key...

I would recommend downloading an "offline" copy of bitaddress.org (or visit their github: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org)

Then on the wallet details page, enter the BIP38 encrypted key (starts with 6P) and click view details:



It will prompt for the "BIP38" password:



Enter the 6 word passphrase from your PDF and click the "Decrypt BIP38" button... and hopefully that will decode it and show you the "normal" unencrypted private key:

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You can test the BIP38 decryption process using this dummy BIP38 encrypted key:
BIP38 encrypted key: 6PYRJRTWwrPC7scdAPcWN9dujLRKVdMRYuKmhXuefzQGKXvqNe8Gjo7uLQ
BIP38 password: This is my password

It should decrypt these addresses/private keys:

Uncompressed:
Address: 18KmgRWoh2zYF7fBWUVzxqiipDNCoNAXEA
Privkey: 5JUfBBc8mkDewG7V4TB6b3Yc7zEW8dKY3gzkeVowwAqwms9HLTm

Compressed:
Address: 1DzAE79eJ8zbxVM67JWZCwkcxZMd4y8Q6
Privkey: Kz95Vwp5JVkrSVhcrEXZfGEW1qcbafJp2sXueWADU6T2kx2fE1Bh

So it's some sort of paper wallet? I'm curious: how did you make/get it? I've never heard of it before.
If the words aren't standard words, it might be a brain wallet. When you figure it out, don't forget you have about 5% in Forkcoins. But secure your Bitcoin first.

Check if the electrum wallet shows any balance. If not, then the funds are stolen and you can't do anything about it, but if it shows balance then you can transfer them in a paper wallet or make an account online on web wallet like blockchain.info and transfer them there to keep them safe from hackers.

You can also tip me some BTC if I helped you - 1May3TVRzjg2cYut5Pn1uJzKFWk9MjyHNH 

How many private keys did you try to import at once?