US3833395A - Continuous form computer print-out document protection system - Google Patents
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- ABSTRACT A method of safeguarding the amount and/or signa- [21] Appl' 287837 ture of negotiable instruments such as a check or similar document from fraudulent alternation or forgery [52] U.S. C1 117/1, 117/ 1.5, 283/8, by providing a pressure transfer coating for applica- 283/9 tion to the document to be protected during amount [51] Int.
- the present invention relates to both a method as well as an article of manufacture produced by the method and comprises a paper or similar tape carrying a multilayer coating which under pressure can be caused to transfer to the surface of a negotiable document in the area of the amount and/or the signature.
- the combined effect of each of the layers and a legend indicating that the layer has been affixed to the document affords excellent protection against the known methods of check fraud by means of amount alteration.
- protection After transfer to the document, followed by the application of heat, protection consists of an outer layer of invisible ultraviolet fluorescent plastic, an intermediate moire pattern in daylight fluorescent ink which is difficult to duplicate and an impregnation of a wax-like material through the body of the document over the amount area.
- Another important object of the present invention is the provision of check fraud prevention means through relatively simple and inexpensive mechanical steps and employing available and well-known chemical combinations.
- Still another object of this invention is the provision of a readily, visually comprehensible indicia of attempted document fraud, e.g., erasure, bleach, cutout, etc.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view slightly enlarged of a conventional check with a computer printed amount thereon and the protection overlay adhered to the amount area;
- FIG. 2 is an elevational view of the check of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a greatly enlarged sectional view of the protection overlay strata of the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a greatly enlarged view of the protection strata of FIG. 3 being pressure bonded to the item of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 5 is a greatly enlarged view of the item of FIG. 3 after the pressure bonding step is completed.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the reverse side of the check after pressure bonding of the protection layers thereto.
- the invention has application to any type of negotiable document employing money amounts and/or signatures, typical of which is the ordinary payroll check or money order on which an amount is printed, typed or otherwise applied and which is generally subjected to handling by members of the public in its transfer from individual to individual and thus is subject to alteration of amount and/or signature by one or more of the known schemes used by check fraud artists.
- the invention also has application to stock transfer certificates, bills of exchange and any paper document which can be issued to serve in lieu of money.
- Amount alteration generally requires (1) complete or partial removal of digits by abrasion or solvent erasure, or (2) addition alteration, i.e., a 3 to an 8 or a l to a 4. Protection against these aforementioned alterations is considered to be a primary technical requirement.
- check fraud prevention schemes appeared to lag in readily apparent detection methods.
- negotiable instruments of various types were easily, quickly and efficiently printed in staggering numbers.
- the general quality of the printed image on such computer print-out documents, e.g., payroll checks is sufficiently degraded from that of the regular checkwriter printed document and even from that of the standard typewriter that alteration of amounts has become almost fools play to the highly skilled forger.
- the need for a relatively simple, easily useable document protection system thus has become one of the ever pressing needs of the day with no known overall effective protection system available.
- the present check fraud prevention system avoids the pitfalls of the known prior art systems through the medium of a combination of elements in such manner that any disturbance or removal of material or alteration of amount or signature becomes readily, visually detectable.
- FIG. 1 of the drawings there is shown a document 10, which, for purposes of the description, is illustrated as a check and bears all of commonplace, standard, printed indicia carried by the ordinary negotiable check.
- an overlay 12 which, as hereinafter described in detail, is placed on the body of the check in the area including that part thereof bearing the designation amount of check which in this case is $1,234,56.
- the bottom edge of the check i.e., the portion below the amount and directly below the magnetic encoded figures l4, e.g., MICR, is printed with a daylight fluorescent, solvent insoluble, and camouflaging moire pattern 16 identical in appearance to the pattern of the overlay 12, but which in addition bears the warning check void if this Green-Glo design is missing or defaced over amount.
- the moire 16 is ink printed on the material of the check with the warning overprinted on the moire pattern. The reason for this particular arrangement will become more clear as the description proceeds.
- the check fraud prevention system of the subject invention can be used with high speed printers of the type generally employed with electronic data processing equipment, and therefore an important aspect of this description relates to such use. Since, as earlier mentioned herein the printed image from the computer print-out is relatively crude by comparison with general printing as is standard in the check and document printing industry, alteration of such printing is relatively simple. To avoid such document fraud and to enhance detection of attempts thereat, the present system has been devised.
- the invention as illustrated in FIG. 3 comprises four different strata overlaid one on top of the other on a carrier member such, for example, as a release paper tape 18.
- the tape 18 is a two side coated silicone, Quillon, Aquapel, etc. paper.
- the Quillon paper may be obtained from the St.
- layer one is designated a release coating 20, e.g., silicone resin.
- Layer two is designated apolyester or acrylic coating 22 containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica.
- Aformulation for coating 22 is as follows:
- Paricin l3 (Glyceryl Mono-HydroxyStearate) 2.
- Castorwax MP 70 (Hydrogenated Castor OilBaker Castor Oil Company, Bayonne, New Jersey) 3.
- Santolite MHP (Condensation product of Aryl Sulfonamides and Formaldehydes-Monsanto Company, St.
- Tenox BHA butylated Hydroxy-anisole
- Tenox BHT butylated Hydroxy-toluene
- the mixture forming the waxy coating 26 must have a proper melting point to prevent blocking when in rolled tape form at temperatures up to F. It must have sufficient adhesion to the overlying ntiore's'ce'nt coating to prevent flaking or premature release from the substrate at low storage and shipping temperatures. It must also have sufficiently low cohesion to permit a clean edged break or transfer under pressure from tape to document.
- the total tape thickness is approximately 2.5 mils.
- the application of the protection layers to a document utilizes a cold, flat platen or roller 28 to provide sufficient pressure to cause layers two, three, and four to transfer to the document over the amount area while releasing from the paper tape 18.
- the tape 18 may be in the form of a roll which can be fed to the press area and under the roller 28 by means not shown.
- the top layer on the document is a colorless, fluorescent coating 22 approximately 0.2 mils in thickness
- the second layer is a complex color design 24
- the layer 26 directly over the amount on the document is a special wax coating 28 0.8 to 1.0 mil thick.
- protection After transfer to the check, protection consists of an outer layer of invisible ultraviolet fluorescent plastic, an intermediate, moire pattern in daylight fluorescent green in which is designed to completely mask from view the void pattern as at 14 in FIG. 1, and an impregnation of a wax-like material through the body of the check over the amount area.
- an instruction to the cashier is printed on the check to complete the protection system.
- the advantages of the present invention are manifold and include the following: Dye based ribbon inks are caused to penetrate completely through the body of the check along with the wax layer so that the paper surface becomes badly scuffed or the paper destroyed before the character can be removed. Even highly abrasive erasers tend to slip on the waxy surface and produce visible smudges over the area of attempted alteration. Penetration of the ribbon ink permits easy reverse readability of the original amount from the back side of the check so that confirmation of the face amount may be made, i.e., addition of or to a figure, or erasure and re-entry are obvious by comparing face and back.
- the wax layer overlaying and permeating the amount area affords complete protection against removal of one or more digits by oxygen bleaches and alkaline or acid chlorine eradicators.
- the green fluorescent pattern is a close, very fine line, moire design printed with a special green ink which glows under ordinary light, giving it a brilliant effect.
- This intermediate layer of the composite transfer coating also fluoresces strongly under ultraviolet light. Any attempt to erase an amount digit immediately removes this design and the top fluorescent plastic layer. Restoration is very difficult, first because of the fineness and intricacy of the pattern but primarily because no readily available-writing or printing ink can be made to match the Day-Glo effect of the special ink. Erasure is obvious both in daylight and under ultraviolet: The effectivenss of this feature is enhanced by the presence of the legend 16 at the bottom edge of the document.
- the moire pattern is unaffected visibly by oxygen bleaches or acid and alkaline chlorine bleaches.
- the fluorescent top layer 22 of the transfer tape is very thin (about 0.000015 inch) but tough. It is brilliantly fluorescent under ultraviolet light, permits the printing of the Day-Glo pattern on an otherwise unprintable surface, protects the pattern from scuffing, but is easily removed by mechanical scraping or abrasive erasure to show a black spot in an otherwise brightly fluorescent area under ultraviolet light observatron.
- Bleaches have no visible effect on this protective layer-it does, however, act as a barrier in bolstering the wax to prevent bleaches from contacting the amount area.
- the legend referred to here consists of an instruction such as Check Void If This GREEN-GLO Pattern Missing or Defaced Over Amount Area.
- the legend is printed over a three-sixteenths inch lithographed band (suggested location bottom of check) and is a replica of the green daylight fluorescent pattern. Since the legend-both words and pattern-will be printed with inks made from polymerizable drying varnishes, it cannot be removed by solvents or bleaches, and mechanical erasure of the entire band results in an obviously tampered-with document. The legend therefore serves to alert the cashier to any of the above forms of amount alteration.
- a document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising:
- a document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas
- said coatings comprising a first layer of acrylic material containing distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica, a second layer providing an overall moire design in a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent ink and a third layer of waxy material of the formulation: glyceryl monohydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent, and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent.
- said wax-like coating being capable under applied heat of penetrating said document causing the amount to be visible from the reverse side of the document.
- a document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising;
- a paper document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas and a distinctive protection pattern adjacent one edge of said document the disruption of which signals illegal alteration of the document, and
- said coatings comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic coating material of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment lO percent, toluene 35.62 percent, and isopropyl alcohol 8.9 percent, a second layer of a brilliant daylight fluorescent green ink and a third layer of a wax material of the formulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxystearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxyanisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent.
- said wax-like coating being capable upon application of heat of penetrating said document and solubilizing the indicia coloring matter so as to make the amount and signature visible from the reverse side of the document.
- a document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising:
- a document bearing indicia including an amount and 6 a plurality of strata bonded together on said carrier member and capable of being released therefrom under pressure
- said strata comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic material containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica aerogel pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8- hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent and isopropyl alcohol 8.92 percent, a second layer (moire design) of a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent green ink, a third layer of a wax type material of the formulation; glyceryl mono-hydroxystearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, colorless aryl sulfonamide formaldehyde resin 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent.
- methyl methacrylate copolymer 40 percent dispersion in toluene
- said wax-like material being capable under applied heat of penetrating said document to cause the amount to become visible on the opposite side of the document.
- a document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising;
- a document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas
- a carrier member including a silicone release coating thereon
- said strata comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic material containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica aerogel pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8- hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent and isopropyl alcohol 8.92 percent, a second layer (moire design) of a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent green ink, a third layer of a wax type material of the formulation; glyceryl mono-hydroxystearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, colorless aryl sulfonamide formaldehyde resin 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent.
- methyl methacrylate copolymer 40 percent dispersion in toluene
- said strata adapted to be bonded to said document by the applied pressure and by heat so as to cause the wax-like coating material and the amount ink to penetrate said document causing the amount area to become visible on the opposite side of the document.
- a document protection method for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising the steps of:
- strata comprising a first layer of acrylic coating material of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent, and isopropyl alcohol 8.9 percent, a second layer of a brilliant daylight fluorescent green ink and a third layer of a wax material of the fonnulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxystearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxyanisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent.
- acrylic coating material of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment
- negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising the steps of:
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- 2. A document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising; a paper document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas and a distinctive protection pattern adjacent one edge of said document the disruption of which signals illegal alteration of the document, and a plurality of protective coatings overlying, bonded to, and impregnating the paper of the amount and signature areas, said coatings comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic coating material of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent, and isopropyl alcohol 8.9 percent, a second layer of a brilliant daylight fluorescent green ink and a third layer of a wax material of the formulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent. said wax-like coating being capable upon application of heat of penetrating said document and solubilizing the indicia coloring matter so as to make the amount and signature visible from the reverse side of the document.
- 3. A document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising: A document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas, A carrier member, and a plurality of strata bonded together on said carrier member and capable of being released therefrom under pressure, said strata comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic material containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica aerogel pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent and isopropyl alcohol 8.92 percent, a second layer (moire design) of a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent green ink, a third layer of a wax type material of the formulation; glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, colorless aryl sulfonamide formaldehyde resin 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent. said wax-like material being capable under applied heat of penetrating said document to cause the amount to become visible on the opposite side of the document.
- 4. A document protection system for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising; a document bearing indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas, a distinctive pattern viewable when illegally disturbed overlying said amount area, a carrier member including a silicone release coating thereon, and a plurality of strata bonded to said carrier member and releasable therefrom under pressure, and overlying said amount area, said strata comprising a first layer of the dried residue of acrylic material containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica aerogel pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent and isopropyl alcohol 8.92 percent, a second layer (moire design) of a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent green ink, a third layer of a wax type material of the formulation; glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, colorless aryl sulfonamide formaldehyde resin 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent. said strata adapted to be bonded to said document by the applied pressure and by heat so as to cause the wax-like coating material and the amount ink to penetrate said document causing the amount area to become visible on the opposite side of the document.
- 5. A document protection method for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising the steps of: providing a document with indicia including an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas, applying a plurality of pressure releasable strata to a carrier member, said strata comprising a first layer of acrylic coating material of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent, and isopropyl alcohol 8.9 percent, a second layer of A brilliant daylight fluorescent green ink and a third layer of a wax material of the formulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent. releasing said strata from said carrier under pressure effectively bonding said strata to said document while removing said carrier member, and heating said strata to cause a portion thereof to penetrate said document transparentizing the same.
- 6. A document protection method for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising the steps of: providing a document with amount, signature and instruction indicia relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas and a distinctive pattern viewable when said document is illegally disturbed, bonding a plurality of pressure releasable strata to a carrier member, said strata comprising a first layer of acrylic material containing distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica, a second layer providing an overall moire design in a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent ink and a third layer of waxy material of the formulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, condensation product of aryl sulfonamide and formaldehyde 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent, applying pressure to said carrier member effective to bond said strata to said document while releasing said carrier member, and heating said pressure bonded strata to cause a portion of the material thereof to penetrate said document transparentizing the same.
- 7. A document protection method for safeguarding negotiable instruments of exchange against fraudulent alteration of amount and/or signature comprising the steps of: printing a document with indicia including a distinctive pattern which is exposed when the document is illegally altered or defaced and an amount and signature and instructions relating to safeguarding the amount and signature areas, pressure bonding a plurality of strata releasable from a carrier member to said document, said strata comprising a first layer of acrylic material containing a distinctive fluorescent, colorless pigment and an amorphous silica of the formulation: methyl methacrylate copolymer (40 percent dispersion in toluene) 42.48 percent, silica aerogel pigment 3 percent, magnesium 8-hydroxiquinolate (30 percent dispersion) fluorescent pigment 10 percent, toluene 35.62 percent, and isopropyl alcohol 8.92 percent, a second layer (moire design) of a brilliantly colored daylight fluorescent green ink, a third layer of a wax type material of the formulation: glyceryl mono-hydroxy-stearate 79.8 percent, hydrogenated castor oil 13 percent, colorless aryl sulfonomide formaldehyde resin 7 percent, butylated hydroxy-anisole 0.1 percent and butylated hydroxy-toluene 0.1 percent and heating said strata to a temperature of 175*F sufficient to cause said wax-like material to penetrate said document making the amount visible on the opposite side thereof.
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