Methods and apparatus for prepaid card packaging

Special receptacle or package – Having positioning means and display opening – Transparent window

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C206S778000, C206S807000, C283S085000, C283S904000

Reexamination Certificate

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07987989

ABSTRACT:
Techniques for providing cost effective and tamper evident prepaid card packaging are described. By forming a cutout in a panel of the prepaid card packaging, covering the cutout with a material such as red glassine, and aligning an activation bar code or other indicia on the card with the cutout when mounting the card within the packaging, the security of the activation indicia can be better maintained. After purchase, the bar code can be scanned through the red glassine but prior to purchase, the red glassine prevents photocopying.

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