JP2002222438A - Ticket and method for manufacturing ticket - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a ticket which makes it easy to decide whether the ticket is forged and a method for manufacturing the ticket. SOLUTION: More than one ticket is manufactured and has a 1st ground pattern and a 2nd ground pattern on one surface, and on each ticket, the 2nd ground pattern 14 is formed shifting in position relatively to the 1st ground pattern 12.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a ticket and a method for manufacturing a ticket, and more particularly to a ticket such as a security with a tint block, a ticket or a lottery ticket, and a security, a ticket or a lottery ticket with a tint block. Related to a method of manufacturing a ticket.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, there have been known tickets, such as securities, boarding tickets, or lottery tickets, in which a copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is provided on a base paper and recording information is formed through the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. The copy-forgery-inhibited pattern of these tickets is printed on the base paper in order to prevent forgery and falsification of the tickets.For certain types of tickets issued multiple times, the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern consisting of the same pattern of a single color is printed on all of them. ing.

[0003]

However, since the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern printed on the conventional ticket includes the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern of the same pattern in a single color over the entire number of the plurality of tickets, the ticket piece of one ticket is replaced with a part of the other ticket. There is a risk that the ticket may be falsified by pasting. For example, in a lottery ticket with numbers printed,
Select the required number from the number of the missing ticket and cut it out, paste this ticket piece using a skillful technique so that the tint block matches the missing ticket with the number close to the winning ticket and there is no step There is a risk that the lost ticket may be altered to a winning ticket.

[0004] In a similar manner, for example, in the case of tickets, there is a possibility that a plurality of short-section tickets may be altered into long-section tickets or limited express tickets. There is a possibility that numbers and the like may be falsified. In particular, a ticket that has been tampered with a clever technique may be difficult to determine with the naked eye even if the ticket has been tampered with.

[0005] As described above, the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern formed on a conventional ticket is the same for all of a plurality of types of issued tickets. Therefore, there is a possibility that the information may be falsified relatively easily. The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a ticket and a method of manufacturing the ticket that can easily determine that the ticket has been tampered even if the ticket has been tampered with.

[0006]

An object of the present invention is to produce a plurality of tickets, the ticket having a first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern on one surface, and The present invention is solved by a ticket characterized in that, for each ticket, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed by changing its position relative to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern.

According to the present invention, the position of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is changed relative to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern for each of a plurality of manufactured tickets in order to prevent tampering. Is formed. It is assumed that the ticket of the present invention is used for a lottery ticket, for example, and a number is exchanged between the lost tickets so that the lost ticket is changed to a winning ticket.

In this case, since the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is arranged at a position different from the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern for each of the plurality of lottery tickets, the ticket pieces are pasted together. Even if the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is matched with the ticket, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern does not match. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the ticket from being tampered, and when the ticket is tampered, it is possible to easily determine whether the ticket is a tampered ticket by checking whether the second tint block matches. .

In the above-mentioned ticket, the color depth of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is lighter than that of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern so as to be camouflaged. Also,
In the above-mentioned ticket, the total area of the first tint block pattern per unit area is larger than the total area of the second tint block pattern per unit area.

The main purpose of forming a tint block on a security, a ticket, a lottery ticket, or the like is to prevent the ticket itself from being forged. It is preferable that the same copy-forgery-inhibited pattern can be visually recognized. In this sense, it is preferable that, when the ticket is visually recognized, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern formed by changing the position with respect to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern for each of a plurality of tickets cannot be easily viewed.

In a preferred embodiment, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is visually recognized by the naked eye by making the color density of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern lighter than that of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern so as to cause camouflage. Since the so-called visual “fooling” occurs and only the first tint block is noticeable, it becomes difficult to visually recognize the second tint block, and the second tint block exists. Lost.

For example, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed with a regular pattern, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed with an irregular pattern, and the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed.
The density of the tint block and the second tint block and the first tint block and the second tint block
The second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed by setting the ratio of the total area of the pattern per unit area of the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern to the area of the print forming the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern such that the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern <the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. Is difficult to visually confirm.

Thus, even if a malicious third party cuts and pastes only the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, the first copy-forgery is performed using a loupe or the like.
By observing the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, the deviation of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern can be confirmed,
It can be seen that it has been easily falsified. At this time,
The color density of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is set to, for example, twice or more of the color density of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, or the area of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is set to, for example, four times or more the area of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern By doing
It is possible to more effectively prevent a malicious third party from knowing that the second tint block exists.

In the above-mentioned ticket, the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns have different colors. In the above-mentioned ticket, the color of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and the color of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern have a complementary color relationship. That is, in a further preferred embodiment,
The color is changed between a first tint block having a deep color and a large total area of the pattern and a second tint block having a small color and a small total area of the pattern, and these colors have a complementary color relationship.

Thus, part of the light showing the color of the second tint block reflected from the second tint block is neutralized by part of the light showing the color of the first tint block reflected from the first tint block. Since the second tint block becomes white light, the color of the second tint block which is originally light in color and hard to visually confirm is further lightened, and the existence of the second tint block can be obfuscated. .

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. (First Embodiment) FIG. 1A is a plan view showing a ticket according to an embodiment of the present invention, and is a plan view showing a first lottery ticket among a plurality of lottery tickets. FIG. 1B is a plan view showing a ticket according to the embodiment of the present invention, and is a plan view showing a second lottery ticket among a plurality of lottery tickets. FIG. 1C is a plan view showing FIG.
FIG. 2 is a partial plan view showing a state in which part B of FIG. 1B is attached to part A of FIG.

The tickets according to the embodiment of the present invention are a plurality of tickets to be manufactured, and FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b) show two of them as an example. As shown in FIG. 1 (a), among the plurality of lottery tickets to be manufactured, the first lottery ticket 2
Numeral 0 denotes a first tint block 12 in a grid pattern and a second tint block 14 consisting of a straight line or curve descending to the right over the entire surface of the substrate 10.
Are formed. Recording information 16 for specifying the “hit” and “miss” of the lottery ticket via these tint blocks 12 and 14.
Is formed by printing or printing. Note that the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns may be formed only in the area where the recording information 16 is formed.

The winning number of this type of lottery ticket is "123
456 ", and the lottery ticket 20 has" 5 "in the" 3 "part, so it can be seen that the lottery ticket 20 is a lost ticket. FIG.
As shown in (b), among the plurality of lottery tickets to be manufactured, the second lottery ticket 20a has a lattice-shaped first ground pattern 12a and a downward-sloping curve or zigzag over the entire surface of the base material 10a. A second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14a formed of a line is formed. Through these tint block 12a, 14a, lottery ticket 20
A six-digit number, which is the recording information 16a that specifies the “hit” and “out” of “a”, is formed by printing or printing.
If the second lottery ticket 20a is also different from the winning number, it is a slip ticket.

As the substrates 20, 20a, a base paper or a plastic film can be used. Here, the position where the second tint block 14 of the lottery ticket 20 and the second tint block 14a of the lottery ticket 20a are arranged will be described. First
The second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14 of the lottery ticket 20 is a colorful copy-printed pattern composed of straight lines and curved lines, and is arranged to be inclined to the lower right so that all the lines pass through the grid points of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 12. On the other hand, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14a of the second lottery ticket 20a is a colorful copy-printed pattern composed of a curve and a zigzag line, and is arranged to be inclined to the lower right. Some do not pass through the grid points.

In other words, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14 of the first lottery ticket 20 and the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14a of the second lottery ticket 20a have different combinations of line types and have different line pitches. I have. That is, when the arrangement positions of the second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns 14 and 14a in the first lottery ticket 20 and the second lottery ticket 20a are compared based on the first copy-forgery-inhibited patterns 12 and 12a, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 12 , 12a.

A first lottery ticket 20 and a second lottery ticket 2
0a, the second tint block (14, 14a)
Of the first tint block (12, 12a). Here, the color depth of the first tint block (12, 12a) is changed to the second tint block (14, 12a).
It is preferable that the color depth is at least twice the color depth of 14a).

Further, it is preferable that the color of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12, 12a) is different from the color of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (14, 14a). Here, it is more preferable that the color of the first tint block (12, 12a) and the color of the second tint block (14, 14a) have a complementary color relationship. For example, when the color of the first tint block 12, 12a is red or orange, the color of the second tint block 14, 14a may be a blue-green color. In addition, yellow and blue, purple and yellow-green , A combination of complementary colors such as green and magenta can be used.

Further, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12, 12
a) the total area of the pattern per unit area, ie,
The total area of the printed ink layer is the second tint block (14,1).
It is preferable that the area be larger than the total area of the ink layer of 4a). Here, more preferably, the first tint block (1)
The total area of the ink layer of the second tint block (14,12a)
What is necessary is just to make it four times or more the total area of the ink layer of 14a).

That is, if only the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12, 12a) is visually recognized, for example, if the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is a line, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12, 12a) is replaced with the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12, 12a). 14, 14a), the width of the line may be increased, or the pitch of the line may be reduced to form a denser pattern. As described above, in the most preferred embodiment, the first
The tint block (12, 12a) is composed of an ink layer of a dark first color, has a regular pattern, and has a large total area of the pattern, while the second tint block has a light color. ,
It may be formed of an ink layer of a second color, which is a complementary color of the first color, having an irregular pattern and a total area of the pattern smaller than the first tint block.

If there are two such lottery tickets, the first
The area of "3" of the second lottery ticket 20a is cut out in the area of "5" of the lottery ticket 20 and pasted using a clever technique.
FIG. 1C assumes such a case, and shows a region B of “3” of the second lottery ticket 20a (“3” in the right diagram of FIG. 1B).
Are cut out, and the ticket pieces are placed on the first lottery ticket 20 in the area A of "5".
2 shows the result of cutting and pasting so that the tint block 12, 12a of FIG.

In this manner, the ticket piece of the first lottery ticket 20 which is a missing ticket is replaced with the second lottery ticket 20 which is another missing ticket.
a, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (12 and 12)
a) have the same lattice pattern, they may match if they are aligned. However, as shown in portions C and D of FIG. 14
Since a) differs in the type of line and pitch, they are understood to never match.

When a plurality of tickets according to the embodiment of the present invention are manufactured, a predetermined number, for example, between 50 and 100,
It is preferable that each second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed by changing its position relatively to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. As the number of tickets with different arrangement positions of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is increased, it becomes more difficult to obtain a ticket with the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern arranged at the same position, and the effect of preventing tampering is improved. It goes without saying that it can be done.

Further, in the present embodiment, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed so as to be the same among a plurality of tickets, but it may be formed to be different like the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. in this case,
It is preferable to make the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern different between the plurality of tickets so that similar copy-forgery-inhibited patterns can be visually recognized when the ticket is visually recognized with the naked eye. This is because if a copy-forgery-inhibited pattern that is clearly different from the naked eye is formed among a plurality of tickets, it may not be possible to distinguish the copy from a counterfeit product.

In the embodiment of the present invention, an example is shown in which the ticket of the present embodiment is used for a lottery ticket, but by printing or printing various recording information on the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns. It can also be used for various securities and tickets. As described above, according to the ticket of the present embodiment,
For each of a plurality of tickets to be manufactured, the first
Since the position of the ticket has been changed, even if a ticket piece of another missing ticket is attached to the missing ticket and falsified, at least the second tint block does not match. It can be easily determined.

Further, the color depth of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is made lighter than the color depth of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, preferably, these colors are colors having complementary colors different from each other. ,
The total area of the pattern of the first tint block is set to be larger than that of the second tint block. As a result, a so-called visual “deception” occurs, and only the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is visually recognized, making it difficult to visually recognize the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern for falsification prevention. That is, the second tint block that actually exists is camouflaged so that it cannot be easily visually confirmed.

Therefore, the malicious third party does not notice that the second tint block is formed, and falsifies it according to the first tint block, so that the falsified ticket can be easily specified. Preferably, the colors are combined such that the color of the first tint block and the color of the second tint block have a complementary color relationship. As a result, a part of the light showing the color of the second tint block reflected from the second tint block is neutralized by a part of the light showing the color of the first tint block reflected from the first tint block and becomes white. Since the light becomes light, the color of the second tint block which is originally light in color is further lightened, and it becomes more difficult to visually recognize the second tint block.

Therefore, it is possible to further prevent a malicious third party from knowing that the ticket is provided with the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern for preventing tampering. Next, a method of manufacturing a plurality of tickets according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG.
(A) is a partial plan view showing the method for manufacturing a ticket according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2B is a partial plan view showing a part of a basic pattern for forming a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern.

As shown in FIG. 2, first, the roll-shaped substrate 30 is drawn out, and a base layer (not shown) is formed on the substrate 10b as necessary. Thereafter, a plurality of regions (20b to 20b) of the base material 10b which are finally divided into a plurality of tickets.
j...) are, for example, grid-like first tint blocks (FIG. 1A).
Is formed by intaglio printing. At this time, printing is performed using, for example, red or orange ink. In addition, FIG. 2A illustrates only six regions among a plurality of divided regions of the base material 10b, and needless to say, there are actually more divided regions. Absent.

Thereafter, a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern (14 in the right diagram of FIG. 1A) is formed in each of the divided regions (20b to 20j...) Of the base material 10b. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2B, for example, the E pattern is 20b out of the basic patterns 40 stored in a storage device such as a computer in which curves, straight lines and zigzag lines are formed at random pitches. And the F pattern is 20
c, a plurality of patterns are selected such that the G pattern is 20d.
..) are prepared so as to be repeatedly printed from the basic position of each of the regions (20b to 2j).
0j...) To form a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern.

For example, in the case of mass-producing a certain kind of ticket, if a predetermined number of sheets, for example, 50 to 100 sheets, are printed so that the type of the second tint block line and the pitch differ for each of these tickets. Good. At this time, the basic pattern 40
From 50 to 10 so that the patterns are not substantially the same.
It is sufficient to select zero patterns and create a printing plate in which the patterns are printed on a plurality of regions (20b to 20j...) Of the base material 10b.

Thus, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern formed in each of the plurality of areas (20b to 20j...) Cut and separated into a plurality of bills corresponds to the respective areas (20b to 20j...).
The type and pitch of the line of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern are differently formed in each case. That is, the plurality of regions (2
0b to 20j...), The second tint block 1
4, 14a are formed with their positions relatively changed with respect to the first copy-forgery-inhibited patterns 12, 12a.

At this time, printing is performed so that the color density of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is lighter than the color density of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. Also,
When the color of the pattern of the first tint block is red or orange,
It is preferable that the color of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is a bluish green color which is a complementary color of the second tint block. Further, it is preferable that the printing is performed such that the total area of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is larger than the total area of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern.

Next, the area (2
0b-20j...) Is printed or printed according to the type and use of the ticket. For example, in the case of manufacturing a lottery ticket, recording information (16 in the left figure of FIG. 1A) consisting of numbers for specifying the "hit" and "losing" of the lottery ticket is printed or printed. Next, a transparent protective layer (not shown) for protecting the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns and recorded information is formed as necessary.

Next, the base material 10b is placed in each region (2
0b to 20j...), A plurality of tickets according to the embodiment of the present invention can be manufactured.
As described above, the details of the present invention have been described with the embodiments. However, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the examples specifically shown in the embodiments, and the scope of the present invention is not limited to the scope of the present invention. Modifications of the embodiment are included in the scope of the present invention.

For example, as the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, a simple color pattern made up of a lattice pattern, a curve, and a straight line has been exemplified for easy understanding of the invention, but the effect of preventing forgery and tampering is improved. For this purpose, it is preferable to use a complex color pattern such as a floral pattern. Further, as the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns, a picture, a character, a mark, a design or a symbol, or a combination thereof may be used. In addition, by combining these variously, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern may be different between a plurality of tickets.

Further, not only the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern but also the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern may be arranged at different positions for each of a plurality of tickets. In this case, for example, the basic pattern shown in FIG. 9
It is sufficient to prepare a basic pattern rotated by 0 °, create a printing plate, and print it on each of the partitioned areas of the base material in the same manner as in the step of forming the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern.

[0042]

As described above, according to the present invention,
In order to prevent tampering, a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed for each of a plurality of tickets to be manufactured by changing its position relative to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. When the ticket of the present invention is used for, for example, a lottery ticket and the lost ticket is replaced with a number or the like and the lost ticket is changed to a winning ticket, at least the arrangement position of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern differs between the plurality of tickets. Therefore, even when the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern matches the ticket piece and the ticket to which the ticket piece is pasted, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern does not match. Also, the second
By making the color depth of the tint block of the first tint block lighter than the color tint of the first tint block, the second tint block can easily be visually recognized even if visually checked by the naked eye. Disappears.

Therefore, even if a malicious third party replaces the lost tickets with each other so that the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern matches,
When the end of the pasted ticket is visually recognized with a loupe or the like, it can be confirmed that the second tint block of the ticket and the second tint block of the ticket to which the ticket is pasted do not match, It is possible to easily determine whether the lottery ticket has been falsified.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1A is a plan view showing a ticket according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1B is a plan view showing a first ticket among a plurality of tickets; FIG. It is a top view showing the ticket of an embodiment, and is a top view showing the 2nd ticket among a plurality of tickets, and Drawing 1 (c) shows B of Drawing 1 (b) in part A of Drawing 1 (a). FIG. 10 is a partial plan view showing a state where a part is attached.

FIG. 2A is a partial plan view showing a method of manufacturing a ticket according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2B is a part showing a part of a basic pattern for forming a second tint block; It is a top view.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10, 10a, 10b: base material 12, 12a: first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 14, 14a: second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern 16, 16a: recording information 20, 20a: lottery ticket 20b to 20j: partitioned area on base paper 30: roll Base material 40: basic pattern of tint block E: basic pattern of second tint block formed in region 20b F: basic pattern of second tint block formed in region 20c G: second pattern formed in region 20d Basic pattern of tint block

──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (51) Int.Cl. ⁷ Identification symbol FI Theme court ゛ (Reference) G07F 17/42 G07F 17/42 (72) Inventor Takao Ishigaki 4- 14-12 Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Joint Within Printing Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Kazumio Fujita 4- 14-12 Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Joint Printing Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Hirofumi Tezuka 4- 14-12 Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Joint printing stock F term in the company (reference) 2C005 HA17 HB12 HB13 JB19 KA03 KA40 2H113 AA01 AA06 BB02 CA39 3E026 AA06

Claims (16)

[Claims] 1. A plurality of tickets to be manufactured, wherein the ticket has a first tint block and a second tint block on one surface, and the ticket is provided for each of the plurality of tickets. 2. A ticket, wherein the second tint block is formed by changing its position relative to the first tint block. 2. The ticket according to claim 1, wherein the color depth of the second tint block is lighter than the color density of the first tint block so as to camouflage. 3. The ticket according to claim 1, wherein the color of the first tint block and the color of the second tint block are different. 4. The ticket according to claim 1, wherein the color of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and the color of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern have a complementary color relationship. 5. The total area of a pattern per unit area of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is larger than the total area of patterns per unit area of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. Ticket. 6. The method according to claim 1, wherein the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is a color print for authenticating the authenticity of the ticket, and the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is a color print for preventing the falsification of the ticket. The ticket described in any one of the above. 7. When a ticket piece of a part of an arbitrary first ticket is arranged in a part of an arbitrary second ticket among the plurality of tickets, the ticket piece and the second ticket are not combined. The ticket according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first tint block matches and the second tint block does not match between them. 8. In the case where a ticket piece of a part of an arbitrary first ticket among the plurality of tickets is arranged on a part of an arbitrary second ticket, a difference between the ticket piece and the second ticket is obtained. The ticket according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first and second copy-forgery-inhibited patterns do not coincide with each other. 9. The ticket according to claim 1, wherein the ticket is made of a base paper or a plastic film. 10. The ticket according to claim 1, wherein the ticket is used for a security, a ticket or a lottery ticket. 11. A ticket having a step of forming a tint block in a plurality of regions partitioned on a base material, and a step of cutting and separating the plurality of regions from the base material to manufacture a plurality of tickets. Wherein the step of forming the tint block includes the step of forming a first tint block and a second tint block, and for each of the plurality of regions, the second tint block is formed by the first tint block. A method for manufacturing a ticket, wherein the position of the ticket is changed relative to the ticket. 12. The method according to claim 11, wherein, in the step of forming the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed so that the color density of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is lower than that of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. Manufacturing method of the ticket described. 13. In the step of forming the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, a second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern formed in each of the plurality of regions by changing a position relative to the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern is formed from a basic pattern of the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern. 13. The method for manufacturing a ticket according to claim 11, wherein a plurality of items are selected and printed on the plurality of areas. 14. The method according to claim 11, wherein in the step of forming the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern have different colors. Manufacturing method of the ticket described in the paragraph. 15. The method according to claim 11, wherein in the step of forming the copy-forgery-inhibited pattern, the color of the first copy-forgery-inhibited pattern and the color of the second copy-forgery-inhibited pattern have a complementary color relationship.
The method for producing a ticket according to any one of the above items. 16. The method according to claim 11, wherein the base material is made of a base paper or a plastic film.