Printed matter – Having revealable concealed information – fraud preventer or... – And electrically conductive material
Patent
1983-12-27
1986-04-01
Bell, Paul A.
Printed matter
Having revealable concealed information, fraud preventer or...
And electrically conductive material
283 70, 427 7, B42D 1500, B41M 308
Patent
active
045793719
ABSTRACT:
A standardized document such as a credit card or drivers license contains an electrically conductive authenticating layer which is not visually discernible and has an electrical resistivity of less than 50 megohms per square. The presence of the authenticating layer may be verified by a proximity switch that can be built into mechanisms normally used in processing the document.
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Fischer, Jr. Richard M.
Long William H.
Barte William B.
Bell Paul A.
Heyrana Paul M.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Sell Donald M.
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