Optical card with printing visible below the optical recording

Registers – Records – Laminated

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283 88, 283109, 235487, 3692751, G06K 1916, G11B 724

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054101425

ABSTRACT:
An optical card having visible data marked on a base layer and a substantially transparent optical data recording layer formed over the base layer. A protective layer is laminated over the optical data recording layer. The visible data marked on the base may be marked in an ink visible only at a nonvisual wavelength, such as infrared. A reader scans the visible data marked on the base layer, since the optical recording layer covering the base layer is substantially transparent.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan vol. 13, No. 526 (M-897) 22 Nov. 1989 & JP-A-01 214 487 (Sony Corporation) 28 Aug. 1989 *abstract*.

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