Truly yellow hammers?

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Are there any truly yellow or yellow tipped hammers? If so, where can I find/buy one? And if not, what would be the closest thing? I have seen some “yellow” hammers posted for sale with pictures before, but when I looked in person, they were more of a lime green with maybe a slight yellowish tint.
I have yellow and blue hammer/spawn with blue tips
 
I’ve not found a true yellow but I’ve seen A-Grade Holygrails and Golds, if you get the right balance the gold can come as yellow.
Here’s the closest hammer I have to yellow.
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This one is truly yellow even though the lighting may not show it. Got it at my LFS, New Wave Aquaria in the Twin Cities a while back and they typically have them (or similar) in stock. Can’t recall the name of this one, it was 2 heads when I got it and wasn’t cheap, it’s 8 or so heads now. They ship.
 

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IME the Aussie Monsoon Canary is about as yellow as it gets. Then of course there is the splatter version of it. Also seen them sold as highlighter yellow and other names. I lost a bunch of stuff back around the beginning of the year and just got a bunch of stuff including the canary and canary splatter. Smaller than expected but the color is there. Very slight tinge of green but the photo exaggerates it.

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I have a yellow splatter hammer, here it is under 80% blue 25% with the green splatter hammer next to it. This is the only truly yellow one I have ever found
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Yellow hammer taken on iPhone 16 with orange lens. Fastest growing hammer by far. Went from 2 heads to 22 heads in 6.5 months. Just trimmed a 6 head frag off.
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