JP2003305793A - Laminate having watermarked pattern discernible between truth and falsehood - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a laminate which has a watermarked pattern discernible between truth and falsehood and is applicable to a valuable print such as a passage ticket, a passport, and a card having necessity for preventing forgery, copying, and manipulation. <P>SOLUTION: In the laminate (5) having the watermarked pattern discernible between truth and falsehood, a first layer (1) in which the watermarked pattern (A) is formed on a base material, a second layer (4) of an adhesive, and a third layer (2) in which a full line pattern or a stitch pattern (3) is printed on a light transmitting base material are laminated in turn. A surface on which the full line pattern or the stitch pattern (3) of the third layer (2) is printed is bonded by the second layer (4) and laminated on the first layer (1). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a transparent and patterned laminate which can be discriminated from authenticity and which is applied to a valuable printed matter which is required to prevent counterfeiting, copying, and tampering of passports, passports, cards and the like. Is.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Valuable printed matters such as passports, passports and cards are required to be forged or tampered by their nature. As a tamper-proof measure, passports, cards, etc. have conventionally been provided with information such as letters, symbols, and facial photographs on the surface of the base material, and a transparent plastic sheet is attached to the surface and laminated to form letters, symbols, We are trying to prevent falsification of facial photographs. Furthermore, it can be said that a genuine / counterfeit discriminating technique capable of discriminating whether or not a valuable printed matter is forged is indispensable.

Paper with a transparent pattern is used for valuable printed matter such as paper and banknotes having an artistic property for the purpose of imparting designability and anti-counterfeiting effect to the paper. Usually, in order to discriminate the transparent pattern of the sheet with the transparent pattern, the sheet is judged by the transmitted light. Therefore, it is not possible to visually recognize the transparent pattern other than the method of distinguishing the transparent pattern paper with the transmitted light, and when the printed pattern is provided on the surface where the transparent pattern is provided, the transparent pattern in the transmitted light There is a risk that the visibility of the may deteriorate. In addition, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No.
As disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 001-10197, there is a method of determining the presence / absence of a see-through by using the intensity of transmitted light obtained by irradiating the show-through with infrared light and using it for authenticity determination.

A technique for making a genuine / counterfeit judgment by observing a printed matter by inclining it so that a latent image can be confirmed is known, and one using an image line constitution of an intaglio printed matter, an uneven base material and a printed image line is used. Examples thereof include those using a lenticular plate and the like.

As a method of confirming a latent image by utilizing the image line structure, an image composed of vertical and horizontal image lines is intaglio printed on a printing substrate to confirm when the printing surface is observed from directly above. A method is disclosed in which a latent image that cannot be formed is visualized by observing it by changing the angle of the printing surface (Japanese Patent Publication No. 56-56-
19273 gazette).

As a method of confirming a latent image by using an uneven base material and a printing image line, various line patterns or relief patterns of the same color as or a color similar to that of the printing material, and any one of these patterns are raised. From a specific direction, by combining any of the drawing lines and various drawing lines or half-tone drawing lines having a constant interval of other colored different from the color of the raised drawing lines, and both drawing lines. Only when observing
A latent image printed matter and a printing method thereof in which specific characters, patterns, etc. can be recognized are disclosed (Patent 260009).
See Japanese Patent Publication No. 4).

Those using a lenticular plate, for example, a lenticular plate is disclosed as a calendar in which the calendar display of the present month and the following month can be selectively visually recognized by changing the observation angle (Actually, 51-67).
No. 043).

[0008]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Japanese Patent Publication No. 56-1927
In the method disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 3, when a print surface is viewed from directly above, it is easy to confirm a design that forms a latent image due to the vertical and horizontal drawing line configurations that form the print image, and thus some camouflage is required in the design. In addition, since the latent image does not appear from the line direction and only appears in the direction perpendicular to the line, the effect of determining whether it is a genuine product is low. Japanese Patent No. 2615401 has a drawback that it is difficult to print a material having an uneven shape and various line drawing lines or dot drawing lines. Further, Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 51-67043 uses a lenticular plate, so that the cost is high, the lenticular lens itself has a thickness, and the product itself has a thickness, which is not suitable for a thin printed matter. Since had an uneven shape, it was easily deformed and could be damaged.

In view of the above, the present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems, and when observed from the vertical direction with respect to a laminate with a see-through pattern which can be discriminated from the truth, it can be used in a paper machine or the like. The see-through pattern formed by can not be confirmed, but anyone can easily see the see-through pattern when observing from an angle, observing by irradiating white light, or irradiating with energy rays. It is possible to make a false decision.

According to the present invention, the latent image is not formed by utilizing the drawing line structure, and the latent image is formed by the unevenness caused by the see-through on the base material.
It can be used for thin products without using a lenticular lens, and because of its design, it is possible to make latent image images appear in different viewing directions. It can be falsely discriminated.

[0011]

According to the present invention, a first layer having a see-through pattern formed on a substrate, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a line pattern or halftone dots on a light-transmitting substrate. In a laminate with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, which is formed by sequentially laminating a third layer on which a pattern is printed, a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern of the third layer is printed on the first layer. A laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of being discriminated from each other by adhering the surface with the second layer and observed from a direction perpendicular to the laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of discriminating the truth. If you do, you can not see the show-through pattern,
It is a laminate with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, wherein the transparent pattern is visually recognized when observed obliquely or when illuminated with white light.

Further, according to the present invention, a first layer having a see-through pattern formed on the substrate, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern are printed on the light-transmitting substrate. In a laminate with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, which is formed by sequentially stacking a third layer, the region having the show-through pattern of the first layer has a cover-up pattern printed with colored ink, and the cover-up pattern is provided. An authenticity-determinable transparent pattern in which the surface of the third layer on which the line pattern or halftone dot pattern is printed is adhered and laminated with the second layer on the first layer having When the laminated body is observed from the vertical direction with respect to the laminated body with the see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, the see-through pattern cannot be confirmed, but light of the same color as or similar to the colored ink is irradiated. When you observe it, the see-through pattern is visible. It is authenticity discrimination can show-purse with patterns laminate characterized in that it is.

Further, according to the present invention, a first layer having a see-through pattern formed on a substrate, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern are printed on a light-transmitting substrate. In a laminate with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, in which a third layer is sequentially laminated, a concealing pattern printed with colored fluorescent ink in the region having the transparent pattern of the first layer, and the colored fluorescent ink. A solid pattern printed with a colorless fluorescent ink that emits light of the same color or a similar hue when irradiated with energy rays, and the first layer having the concealing pattern and the solid pattern has a line pattern of the third layer or A laminate with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, wherein the surface on which a halftone dot pattern is printed is adhered and laminated with the second layer, On the contrary, observed from the vertical direction If, in the case where the show-put pattern is not be confirmed, it was observed by irradiating an energy beam,
It is a laminate with a transparent pattern in which the authenticity can be determined, wherein the transparent pattern is visually recognized.

Further, according to the present invention, camouflage printing is performed on the surface where the second layer of the first layer is not laminated, so that the transparent pattern of the transparent pattern-containing laminated body capable of authenticity discrimination cannot be confirmed by transmitted light. It is a laminated body with a transparent pattern that can be used to distinguish between authenticity.

Further, according to the present invention, a substrate having a high opacity is formed on the surface of the first layer on which the second layer is not laminated so that the transparent pattern of the transparent pattern-containing laminated body capable of authenticity discrimination cannot be confirmed by the transmitted light. A laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, characterized in that a fourth layer made of a material is adhered.

Further, the transparent pattern of the present invention is a laminated body with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, which is characterized by comprising at least one of letters, numbers, symbols and patterns.

The line pattern printed on the light-transmitting substrate of the present invention has a line pattern of 150 to 300 per inch.
It is a laminated body with a see-through pattern, which is a line pattern of a book and is capable of authenticity discrimination.

The halftone dot pattern printed on the light-transmitting substrate of the present invention has a screen frequency of 150 to 300.
In the range of the line, the halftone dot area ratio is 30% to 70%, which is a laminate with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination.

[0019]

1 shows the basic principle of the present invention.
FIG. 1 (a) shows a transparent pattern-containing substrate 1 in which a transparent pattern A of "A" formed by a paper machine or the like is produced. Figure 1
The light-transmitting substrate 2 having a line pattern (may be a halftone dot pattern) 3 printed thereon is shown in (b). 1 (c) and 1 (d)
As shown in FIG. 5, a transparent patterned substrate 1 having a line pattern 3 of the light transmissive substrate 2 laminated on the transparent patterned substrate 1 with an adhesive layer 4 capable of authenticity discrimination. Indicates. FIG. 1C shows a base material 1 with a transparent pattern.
The light-transmitting substrate 2 is laminated on the entire surface of FIG.
In (d), the transparent substrate 2 is laminated on the region of the transparent pattern A of the transparent substrate 1 with a transparent pattern. Figure 1
In either case of (c) and FIG. 1 (d), the effect of the present invention can be achieved. The transparent pattern laminated body 5 capable of authenticity discrimination is provided in the transparent pattern base 1 with the normal light (every day light such as sunlight). A shadow 6 is generated by the line pattern 3 on the light transmissive substrate 2.

As shown in FIG. 2, when observed from the vertical direction with respect to the transparent pattern laminated body 5 capable of authenticity discrimination,
The see-through pattern provided on the substrate with the see-through pattern is camouflaged by the line pattern 3 printed on the light-transmitting substrate 2 and cannot be confirmed. Further, since it is observed from the direction perpendicular to the transparent pattern-containing laminated body 5 that can be discriminated as to whether it is genuine or false, the light is not visible in the recessed portion of the transparent pattern A provided by the transparent pattern on the transparent pattern base material. There is no influence of the shadow due to the line pattern 3 of the transparent base material. That is, when observed from the vertical direction, only the line pattern 3 provided on the light transmissive substrate 2 is confirmed.

As shown in FIG. 3, when the laminate 5 with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination is observed obliquely or when it is observed by irradiating with white light, the transparent substrate 1 with a transparent pattern is transparent. In the recessed portion of the transparent pattern A provided by, the shadow 6 due to the line pattern 3 of the light transmissive substrate 2
However, since it can be observed from the non-image area 7 of the light transmissive substrate 2,
The area of the non-image area 7 where the shadow 6 due to the line pattern 3 of the light transmissive substrate 2 can be confirmed has a high lightness, and the transparent pattern “A” can be confirmed. FIG. 3A is a view when the transparent pattern-containing laminated body capable of authenticity discrimination is observed obliquely, and FIG. 3B is an oblique view of the transparent pattern-containing laminated body capable of authenticity discrimination. It is a figure at the time of irradiating white light and observing from right above.

However, when the pattern applied to the light-transmissive substrate is a parallel line pattern, when both the illumination direction and the observation direction are in the direction of the straight line or directly above the line, or when they are exactly the same, it occurs. Since the shadow cannot be confirmed, the see-through pattern “A” cannot be confirmed, but the illumination direction and the observation direction may be arbitrary under other conditions. When the pattern provided on the light-transmissive substrate is a halftone dot pattern, the illumination direction and the observation direction may be arbitrary except the case where the illumination direction and the observation direction are exactly the same.

The light-transmitting substrate used in the present invention may be plastic, a laminate film, or the like. When the pattern given to the light-transmitting substrate is the above-mentioned line pattern, the number of lines is 150 to 1 inch. If there are about 300 pieces, it is possible to confirm the transparent pattern. Besides, the same effect can be obtained with a halftone dot pattern. In the case of a halftone dot pattern, the number of lines is 150 to 300 and the halftone dot area ratio is 3
If it is 0% to 70%, a see-through pattern can be confirmed. The halftone dot shape is not particularly limited,
Square dots, chain dots, round dots, special dots, etc. can be used. The line shape is
Without being particularly limited, parallel lines, wavy lines, etc. can be used. Further, each pattern to be applied to the light transmissive base material is required to have high opacity for generating a shadow, and if the opacity is high, white other than black is also possible and is not particularly limited. Not something.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a transparent pattern A of "A" formed by a paper machine or the like is prepared. A concealment pattern 8 is applied to a region of the transparent pattern-containing substrate 1 having the transparent pattern A. Thus, the confidentiality of the transparent pattern A can be improved. In FIG. 4, the concealment pattern 8 is printed on the transparent pattern A and the peripheral region of the transparent pattern A, but the concealing pattern 8 may be provided on the entire surface of the substrate with the transparent pattern. The region having a show-through pattern according to claim 2 is a region of the show-through pattern A, a region around the show-through pattern A and the show-through pattern A, and a region of the entire surface of the show-through-patterned substrate having the show-through pattern A. Indicates. When the concealed pattern 8 is formed using a colored ink and the light transmissive substrate 2 on which a line pattern or a printed pattern is printed is laminated and white light is irradiated, the visibility of the see-through pattern A is impaired. By irradiating light of the same color as or similar to that of the colored ink (white light is passed through a color filter or a light emitting diode is used), the visibility of the transparent pattern A due to the concealed pattern 8 can be suppressed. The concealment pattern 8 of the present invention is not particularly limited, and a color pattern, a minute character, a solid pattern, or a normal pattern can be used. The colored ink of the present invention is not particularly limited, but when the black ink is used, the effect of the present invention cannot be obtained if the printing pattern is solid.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the printed pattern is made of a concealed pattern 8 made of colored fluorescent ink and a colorless fluorescent ink that develops a hue similar to or close to that of the colored fluorescent ink when irradiated with energy rays such as ultraviolet rays. By forming the solid pattern 9 over the entire transparent pattern, it is possible to make only the transparent pattern A visible by making the pattern of the colored fluorescent ink invisible when irradiating with energy rays such as ultraviolet rays. It should be noted that the colored fluorescent ink may use a plurality of colors in the same region as long as they develop the same color or a similar hue upon irradiation with ultraviolet rays or the like. In FIG. 5, the hiding pattern 8 and the solid pattern 9 are printed in the transparent pattern A and the peripheral region of the transparent pattern A, but the hiding pattern 8 and the solid pattern 9 may be provided on the entire surface of the substrate with the transparent pattern. . The region having a show-through pattern according to claim 3 is a region of the show-through pattern A, a region around the show-through pattern A and the show-through pattern A, and a region of the entire surface of the see-through pattern-containing substrate having the show-through pattern A. Indicates.

In the present invention, since a light-transmissive substrate is laminated on a see-through pattern, it is better not to observe with transmitted light as in the case of the conventional see-through. Therefore, it is possible to print a camouflage pattern or the like on the surface opposite to the surface on which the light-transmissive substrate is laminated so that the see-through with transmitted light cannot be observed. The camouflage pattern is not particularly limited, and a color pattern, a minute character, a solid pattern, or a normal picture pattern can be used.

It is also possible to adhere another base material (paper, film, etc.) having a high opacity to the back surface so that the see-through with transmitted light cannot be observed.

The see-through pattern of the present invention can be produced by using a usual see-through technique such as a net, a Fourdrinier or a hand plow.

In the present invention, an adhesive layer is provided between the transparent pattern-containing substrate and the light transmissive substrate in order to laminate the transparent pattern-provided substrate and the light transmissive substrate provided on the substrate. There is a need.

[0030]

The present invention will be described in more detail below with reference to examples, but the contents of the present invention are not limited to the scope of these examples.

(Example 1) A sheet having a transparent pattern was prepared with a cylinder paper machine, and a transparent pattern was provided. Print 150 lines of parallel lines on the surface of a film that can transmit light, and adhere the surface of the film with parallel lines to the place where a see-through pattern is given with an adhesive, and stack the films. A laminated body with a transparent pattern that could be falsely discriminated was prepared. When observed from the vertical direction with respect to the laminated body with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, the transparent pattern could not be confirmed, but when observed from an oblique direction, the transparent pattern could be confirmed. In addition, a transparent pattern could be confirmed by observing the surface on which the films were laminated with white light (a flashlight was used in this example). Also,
A transparent pattern could be confirmed even by illuminating with white light from the front.

(Example 2) A paper with a see-through pattern was produced with a cylinder paper machine, and in order to reduce the visibility of the see-through pattern, it was red when observed under visible light so as to overlap the show-through pattern. With offset printing, a concealment pattern using colored fluorescent ink that emits a red color similar to that of the colored fluorescent ink, which is the same color as the colored fluorescent ink when observed under ultraviolet light, is used. A colorless fluorescent ink that emits light was printed on the same region by offset printing so as to cover the entire surface. Print 150 lines of parallel lines on the surface of a film that can transmit light, and adhere the surface of the film with parallel lines to the place where a see-through pattern is given with an adhesive, and stack the films. A laminated body with a transparent pattern that could be falsely discriminated was prepared. When observed from the vertical direction with respect to a laminated body with a transparent pattern that can be identified as true or false,
I could not confirm the transparent pattern, but irradiate with ultraviolet rays,
Upon observation, the solid pattern emitted red light and became the same color as the concealed pattern printed with the red colored fluorescent ink, making it difficult to visually recognize the concealed pattern. Therefore, only the transparent pattern was confirmed.

(Example 3) A paper with a see-through pattern was prepared with a cylinder paper machine, and in order to reduce the visibility of the show-through pattern, a normal red colored ink was used so as to overlap the show-through pattern. The concealment pattern was printed. The parallel lines of 150 lines are printed on the surface of the film that can transmit light, and the surface where the parallel lines of the film are attached is adhered to the place where the concave pattern of the base material is given with an adhesive, and the films are laminated. Then, a laminate with a transparent pattern, which is capable of authenticity discrimination, was produced. When observed from the vertical direction with respect to the laminated body with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, the transparent pattern could not be confirmed,
By irradiating with light through a red filter of the same color as the colored ink with the concealed pattern printed and observing, and by irradiating with the red light source, it became the same color as the concealed pattern printed with the red colored fluorescent ink. In addition, since it was difficult to visually recognize the concealed pattern, only the see-through pattern could be confirmed.

The above description is based on the embodiment of the present invention. However, the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and various other modifications are possible within the scope of the technical idea described in the scope of claims. Various embodiments are possible.

[0035]

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY According to the present invention, a transparent pattern cannot be confirmed when observed from a vertical direction with respect to a laminated body having a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, but when observed obliquely, white light is irradiated. When observing, the transparent pattern can be visually confirmed when observing by irradiating with energy rays, so anyone can easily make a genuine / counterfeit judgment, and thus prevent forgery and copying of passports, passports, cards, etc. It can be applied to valuable printed matter that needs to be printed.

Even if it is difficult to print a pattern different from the transparent pattern on the region having the transparent pattern and to identify the shape of the transparent pattern, only the shape of the transparent pattern can be easily identified. It becomes possible to identify.

Further, the present invention does not require the alignment of the see-through pattern provided on the substrate and the line pattern or halftone dot pattern printed on the light-transmissive substrate, and therefore can be easily produced.
The shadow of the line pattern or halftone dot pattern printed on the light-transmitting substrate is reflected in the recesses of the see-through pattern, and the see-through pattern is formed from the non-printed area of the line pattern or halftone dot pattern printed on the light-transmitting substrate. Because it can be recognized, it is not subject to design restrictions. Further, since it is not necessary to use a discriminating device for the laminated body with a transparent pattern of the present invention capable of discriminating between authenticity, the discriminator cost and installation space can be suppressed.

According to the present invention, a latent image is not formed by using a drawing structure, a latent image is formed by a see-through pattern, the design is not limited, a lenticular lens is not used, and a thin product is used. The latent image can be made to appear in a plurality of different observation directions in terms of design, and anyone can make a true / false decision on the spot without using a true / false decision device or the like.

[0039]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a basic principle of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a case where a laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination according to the present invention is observed from a vertical direction.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a case where the laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination according to the present invention is observed obliquely or when white light is irradiated.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a concealing pattern formed by colored ink according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a concealing pattern using the fluorescent ink in the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Transparent base material 2 Light-transmissive substrate 30,000-line pattern or halftone dot pattern 4 Adhesive layer 5 Authentic discriminating laminate with transparent pattern 6 shadow 7 Non-drawing part 8 Concealment pattern 9 solid pattern

Continued front page    F term (reference) 2C005 HA01 HA04 HB02 HB07 JB19                       JB20 JB25 JB40 KA37                 2H113 AA01 AA03 AA04 AA06 BC09                       BC14 CA32 CA34 CA39 CA44                       CA46 EA15 FA03 FA04 FA42                 4F100 AR00D AR00E AT00A BA05                       BA07 BA10A BA10E HB00B                       HB00C HB31B HB31E HB40B                       HB40E JN01C JN01E JN02B                       JN02E YY00E

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A first layer having a see-through pattern formed on a substrate, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a third layer obtained by printing a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern on a light-transmitting substrate. In a laminate with a see-through pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, which is formed by sequentially laminating the first layer, the surface on which the line pattern or the halftone dot pattern of the third layer is printed is the second layer. A laminate with an authenticity-determinable transparent pattern laminated and adhered by layers, wherein the transparent pattern is observed from a vertical direction with respect to the authenticable transparent-patterned laminate. Although it cannot be confirmed, the above-mentioned transparent pattern is visually recognizable when observed obliquely or when irradiated with white light. 2. A first layer having a see-through pattern formed on a substrate, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a third layer obtained by printing a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern on a light-transmitting substrate. In a laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of being discriminated from each other in a true or false manner, the area having the show-through pattern of the first layer has a cover-up pattern printed with colored ink, and 1
A laminate having a see-through pattern which can be discriminated from the true and false states, in which the surface on which the line pattern or the halftone dot pattern of the third layer is printed is adhered to the layer by the second layer and laminated. When observed from the vertical direction with respect to the laminated body with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination, the transparent pattern cannot be confirmed, but when observed by irradiating light with a hue similar to or similar to the colored ink. In addition, the above-mentioned transparent pattern is visually recognized, and a laminated body with a transparent pattern capable of authenticity discrimination. 3. A first layer having a see-through pattern formed on a base material, a second layer made of an adhesive, and a third layer obtained by printing a line pattern or a halftone dot pattern on a light-transmitting base material. In a laminate with a see-through pattern capable of being discriminated from each other in a true or false manner, a concealment pattern printed with colored fluorescent ink in a region having the show-through pattern of the first layer and the colored fluorescent ink and at the time of energy ray irradiation Having a solid pattern printed with a colorless fluorescent ink that emits light of the same color or a similar hue, the line pattern or halftone dot pattern of the third layer is formed on the first layer having the concealment pattern and the solid pattern. A laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of being discriminated from each other by adhering a printed surface to the second layer and laminating the printed surface, and a vertical direction with respect to the laminated body with a see-through pattern capable of discriminating the truth. When observed from Re patterns is not confirmed, when viewed by the energy beam irradiation, authenticity discrimination can show-purse with patterns laminate, characterized in that the show-insertion pattern is visible. 4. A camouflage print is made on a surface of the first layer, on which the second layer is not laminated, so that the transparent pattern of the transparent pattern-containing laminated body capable of authenticity discrimination cannot be confirmed by transmitted light. The true-or-false distinctive transparent laminate with a transparent pattern according to claim 1, 2, or 3. 5. A base material having a high opacity on a surface on which the second layer of the first layer is not laminated so that the transparent pattern of the transparent pattern-containing laminate capable of authenticity discrimination cannot be confirmed by transmitted light. The fourth layer is adhered, wherein
2. A laminate with a transparent pattern, which can be discriminate between true and false according to item 2 or 3. 6. The true-false distinguishable transparent pattern according to claim 1, wherein the transparent pattern is at least one of letters, numbers, symbols and patterns. Containing laminate. 7. The line pattern printed on the light-transmissive substrate is a line pattern of 150 to 300 lines per inch, wherein the line pattern is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. A laminated body with a see-through pattern that allows the authenticity to be determined. 8. The halftone dot pattern printed on the light transmissive substrate has a screen ruling in the range of 150 to 300 lines,
The transparent and patterned laminate according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, wherein the halftone dot area ratio is 30% to 70%.