Card with increased gripability

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2007-09-25

2007-09-25

Fridie, Jr., Willmon (Department: 3722)

Printed matter

Having revealable concealed information, fraud preventer or...

And electrically conductive material

C283S086000, C283S072000, C283S904000

Reexamination Certificate

active

09611320

ABSTRACT:
The invention disclosed herein represents a means for increasing the gripability of a credit-card-sized card. Specifically, dimples raised from, indented in, or embossed in a credit-card-sized card are arranged to from a tread on the front or back of a card. This tread allows fingers to more easily grip a credit-card-sized card for ease of handling or removal from a wallet or carrying case. Moreover, the means disclosed does not interfere with various means such as magnetic stripes commonly used to store encoded information on credit-card-sized cards.

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