WO2005035262A2 - Wertdokument - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a value document, in particular a banknote, with a value document substrate and at least two different feature substances for checking the value document.
- a document of value is known from the publication WO 97/39428, the substrate of which in one area has various machine-authenticated authenticity features for different security levels.
- the value document contains a machine-authenticated low security feature that is formed from a single material. When queried, the low security feature provides a yes / no response indicating the presence or absence of the queried property.
- the low security feature is used for authenticity checking in applications in which a simple detector is used, for example in retail outlets.
- Another high-security feature which can also be machine-authenticated, has properties that are difficult to prove and enables a more in-depth query of the value document and authentication at a much higher level.
- Checking the high security feature is complex and takes place, for example, in central banks.
- This high security feature is a homogeneous mixture of two substances with different physical properties, such as the excitation wavelength for luminescence emission or coercivity etc.
- the object of the invention is to propose a generic document of value which, in addition to increased security against forgery, also includes a possibility of recognizing the value.
- value recognition is understood to mean the evaluation of coded information for a specific NT network.
- the coded information can represent, for example, the denomination, the currency, the series, the country of issue, or other features of the banknote.
- the document of value according to the invention has a first feature substance which is introduced into the volume of the substrate of the value document, and a second feature substance which is applied to the value document substrate in the form of a coding.
- This combination creates a complex system of features that is very difficult for a counterfeiter to reproduce.
- the feature system allows users from different user groups to carry out both an authenticity check and a value recognition on the document.
- users of a user group can use a characteristic property of the first feature substance for the authenticity check, while users of another user group use a characteristic property of the second feature substance for the authenticity check.
- Both Nxitzer circles can use the coding formed by the second feature substance for value recognition in order to be able to carry out a value recognition on the document in addition to the authenticity check without great additional effort.
- the exact execution of the authenticity check and the value recognition is described in detail below.
- These user groups can be central banks, commercial banks, any trading companies, such as local transport companies, department stores or vending machine operators, etc.
- the first feature substance can in principle be introduced into the volume of the value document substrate in any distribution or form a predetermined, ordered structure. According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, however, the first feature substance is distributed substantially uniformly in the volume of the value document substrate, so that sufficiently large volume elements of the same size each contain essentially the same amount of the first feature substance.
- the distribution can be regular, but also take place in a predetermined regular pattern.
- the first feature substance is preferably introduced into the substrate volume with a random distribution. If paper is used as the value document substrate, the first feature substance is preferably added to the paper mass before the sheet is formed.
- a third feature substance is introduced into the volume of the value document substrate, which is different from the first feature substance.
- Feature substance in the substrate form a predetermined structure, or be uniform and in particular have a random distribution. This feature substance can also be added to the pulp.
- the third feature substance can be used in addition or as an alternative to the first feature substance to check the authenticity of the value document.
- the marking material e can also be introduced into the region of a paper substrate near the surface. This takes place, for example, according to one of the methods described in the documents EP-A-0 659 935 and DE 101 20818, in which the particles of the first and / or third marking substance are mixed in with a gas stream or a liquid stream and introduced into a wet paper tap. To this extent, the disclosures of the cited documents are included in the present application.
- the first and / or third feature substance are preferably formed by a luminescent substance or a mixture of luminescent substances.
- the second mercury substance is also formed by a luminescent substance or a mixture of luminescent substances.
- Luminescent substances or mixtures are used which emit in the infrared spectral range and which in particular have a complex, difficult-to-adjust spectral emission characteristic. This emission characteristic can be used in particular to distinguish the luminescent substances from similar luminescent substances. However, it can also be used to generate a coding by the shape of the emission or / and excitation spectra of the luminescent substances.
- the “infrared spectral range” is understood to mean the wavelength range from 750 nm and larger, preferably 800 nm and larger.
- a luminescent substance is selected for the second feature substance, the luminescence of which is easily excited and can be detected using commercially available detectors.
- At least one of the luminescent feature substances is preferably a luminescent substance based on a host lattice doped with rare earth elements.
- a host lattice doped with rare earth elements Several or all of the luminescent substances can also be formed on the basis of such a doped host lattice.
- These luminescent substances can e.g. are excited by the fact that radiation is radiated directly into the absorption bands of the rare earth ions.
- absorbing host lattices or so-called “sensitizers” can also be used, which absorb the excitation radiation and transmit it to the rare earth, which then emits the luminescence. It is understood that the host lattice and / or the dopants are different for the different feature substances can in order to obtain different excitation and / or emission areas.
- the host lattice absorbs up to approximately in the visible spectral range and optionally, in particular in the case of the first or third feature substance, in the near infrared range 1.1 ⁇ m.
- the excitation can then take place with high effectiveness via light sources such as halogen lamps, LEDs, lasers, flash lamps or xenon arc lamps, so that only small amounts of the luminescent substance are required. This makes it possible, for example, to apply the luminescent substances to the value document using customary printing processes. The small amount of substance also makes it difficult for potential counterfeiters to prove the substance used. If the host lattice absorbs in the near infrared up to about 1.1 ⁇ m, easily detectable emission lines of the rare earth ions can be suppressed, so that only the more complex emission to be detected remains at longer wavelengths.
- luminescent substances are used which absorb even in the visible spectral range, preferably over the largest part of the visible spectral range, particularly preferably into the near infrared range. Even then, emissions in these more accessible spectral ranges are suppressed.
- the host lattice can have, for example, a perovskite structure or a garnet structure and can have a rare earth element, such as praseodymium, neodymium, dysprosium, which emits in the infrared spectral range.
- a rare earth element such as praseodymium, neodymium, dysprosium, which emits in the infrared spectral range.
- a fourth feature substance is applied to the value document, in particular printed, which is different from the second feature substance.
- the fourth feature substance can in particular in Form of coding on the value document to further increase the security against forgery of the value document.
- the fourth feature substance can in particular be formed by a feature substance absorbing in the infrared spectral range, a magnetic or electrically conductive feature substance or a substance with an optically variable effect.
- suitable infrared-absorbing feature substances are substances which significantly absorb in the spectral range above approximately 1.2 ⁇ m, in particular in the spectral range from approximately 1.5 ⁇ m to 2.2 ⁇ m.
- the infrared absorbers are preferably essentially colorless in the visible spectral range or have only a weak intrinsic color. If the infrared absorbing feature substance does not yet have any significant absorption in the near infrared up to a wavelength of around 0.8 ⁇ m, it cannot be detected even with commercially available infrared detectors based on silicon, so that it forms a particularly difficult to find and replicate security feature.
- the codes formed by the second feature substance and / or one of the other feature substances can represent any type of characters or patterns, such as an alphanumeric character string.
- At least one of the codings preferably represents a barcode.
- a barcode is any one- or two-dimensional pattern that consists of strips or areas with the feature substance or features (“bars”) and strips or areas lying between the bars without feature substances (“gaps ”) consists.
- the bar / gap sequence represents a binary sequence of numbers that represents any information, including encrypted information, about the value document.
- the barcode can be invisible to the naked eye in particular and can only be detected in a special spectral range by its emission or absorption after irradiation with a suitable light source.
- Barcodes are particularly suitable for machine reading and, especially in conjunction with check digits, deliver an almost error-free reading result. Barcodes come, for example, in common formats, such as Code 2/5, Code 2/5 Interleaved, Code 128 or Code 39, but also special formats used only for the value documents according to the invention. Two-dimensional barcodes, which offer a particularly strongly condensed recording and increased redundancy, which makes them less sensitive to production tolerances, can also be used.
- the second marking substance can be printed or sprayed on in the form of a barcode, while the fourth feature substance is printed on in the form of an alphanumeric character string.
- At least one of the codings extends over a predominant part of a surface of the value document, in particular over the substantially entire surface of the value document. This further increases the security against forgery of the value document, since gaps or inserted parts of other, also other real documents, become noticeable as a disturbance in this coding.
- such a coding or a part thereof can be offset from document to document with a certain offset. hen. If the documents are produced in endless format, this can be achieved, for example, by using a printing roller, the order of which is a non-integer multiple of the document size. A series of successive documents can then contain a coding of the same content or the same form, the individual documents being distinguishable from one another at the same time due to the different offset. The same result can be achieved in sheet-fed printing if several printing plates with mutually offset codes or coding parts are used in accordance with the desired repetition rate.
- the value document substrate is preferably a printed or unprinted cotton fiber paper, cotton / synthetic fiber paper, a cellulose-containing paper or a coated, printed or unprinted plastic film. Also a. Laminated multi-layer substrate can be considered.
- the material of the substrate is not essential for the invention, provided that it only allows the introduction or application of the required feature substances.
- the value documents according to the invention are preferably banknotes, shares, credit cards, ID cards or identity cards, passports of any kind, visas, vouchers etc.
- the second and / or fourth feature substance is advantageously printed onto the value document substrate.
- gravure, screen printing, high pressure, flexographic, inkjet, digital, transfer or offset printing processes can be used.
- the printing inks used for this can be transparent or contain additional color pigments which must not impair the detection of the feature substances.
- luminescent substances they preferably have excitation and considered emission area of the luminescent substances on transparent areas.
- the second feature substance can preferably also be applied, in particular sprayed, to the moist paper web during the paper production in the form of the coding.
- the second feature substance for example at a point in time at which the paper web is still moist but has already sufficiently solidified, is directed onto the paper web surface in a suspension as a laminar jet with low jet pressure.
- the low jet pressure prevents the fiber structure of the paper fleece from changing when the suspension is applied.
- the place of application on the finished paper is then not visible to the naked eye either in reflected light or in transmitted light. Further possibilities and details of applying the feature substance to a moist paper web are described in the publication EP 1 253 241 A2, the disclosure of which is included in the present application in this respect.
- the authenticity of the value document is checked and the document is recognized for value by at least one characteristic property of the first or second feature substance for checking the authenticity of the value document and the coding for value recognition formed by the second feature substance of the value document is used.
- the authenticity of the value document is preferably Different user groups are determined using different feature substances. This means that if the user belongs to a first user group, the authenticity of the document is determined on the basis of the first feature substance. If the user belongs to a second user group, at least one characteristic property of the second feature substance is available for the authenticity check.
- Both user groups carry out the value recognition on the basis of the coding formed by the second feature substance.
- the checking or processing by a user of the first user group can be carried out by using at least one characteristic property of the first and / or third feature substance to check the authenticity of the value document. For example, some of the users from the first user group can use the first feature substance for the authenticity check, another part the third feature substance.
- the series or the respective up-grade e.g. a banknote issue.
- the first feature substance is present in a currency that was originally issued and the first and third feature substance in the currency up grade. After a certain transition period, it is conceivable to only use the third feature substance.
- the value recognition for both user groups is preferably carried out by the second feature substance having radiation from its excitation area is irradiated, the emission is determined at at least one wavelength from the emission range of the second feature substance and the value recognition is carried out on the basis of the measured emission.
- the second user group can also use the emission behavior for the authenticity check of the document.
- the second feature substance is preferably irradiated with visible and / or infrared radiation and its emission is determined in the infrared spectral range.
- the irradiation is expediently carried out with a light-emitting diode or laser diode.
- the described method has the advantage that in addition to the authenticity check, both user groups can carry out a value recognition on the document without great additional effort.
- Another advantage is that the users of the first and second user groups can use different combinations of the feature substances or the coding formed by them for evaluation. Therefore, for example, an analysis of a device for verifying the authenticity of the second user group does not reveal any reference to the procedure for verifying the authenticity of the first user group, since this verifying device does not query the properties of the first or third feature substance.
- Show it: 1 is a schematic representation of a banknote according to an embodiment of the invention.
- Fig. 2 shows a section through the banknote of Fig. 1 along the line II-II, and
- FIG. 1 and 2 show a schematic representation of a bank note 10 which is equipped with four different feature substances and which allows the authenticity to be checked and the value to be recognized by different user groups.
- 1 shows the bank note 10 in a top view and
- FIG. 2 shows a cross section along the line II-II of FIG. 1.
- two of the feature substances namely the first feature substance 14 and the third feature substance 18, are evenly distributed in the form of particles in the volume of the paper substrate 12 of the bank note 10.
- the particles of the first and third feature substance 14, 18 can be added to the paper or fiber mass before the sheet formation or can be introduced into the fiber matrix only after the layer formation.
- the first feature substance 14 is formed by a luminescent substance based on a host lattice doped with rare earth metal, which emits after excitation in the infrared spectral range in the wavelength range around 1.5 ⁇ m.
- the third feature substance 18 is formed by a mixture of different luminescent substances which emit radiation after excitation with a complex and difficult to reproduce spectral distribution.
- a second feature substance 16 is mixed with a printing ink and printed together with it on the front of the bank note 10 in the form of a code 22.
- the coding 22 represents a bar code in which the denomination and the currency of the bank note 10 are stored in encrypted form.
- the second feature substance 16 is likewise formed by a luminescent substance, which is specifically chosen so that its luminescence can be easily excited and detected using commercially available detectors.
- the authenticity check and the value recognition can now be carried out by two different user groups using different combinations of the three feature substances 14, 16 and 18 or the coding 22.
- the banknote 10 of the exemplary embodiment is designed for a first user group with high security requirements and a second user group with comparatively low security requirements.
- the second group of users can be, for example, simple machines that accept banknotes in parking lots or vending machines. Inexpensive detection devices for authenticity testing and value recognition are particularly useful for this application.
- a user of the second user group checks the authenticity of a bank note 10 by irradiation, the bank note with light from the excitation area of the second feature substance 16 and the detection of a corresponding luminescence signal. If a correct luminescence signal is received, then the banknote is rated as genuine by the user. The presence of the correct luminescence signal is sufficient, a spatially resolved evaluation or an analysis of the emission spectrum is not necessary for the authenticity check. Because of the choice of the luminescent substance 16, this detection can be carried out very easily and with commercially available, inexpensive detectors. If the banknote is recognized as genuine, its value can be taken from barcode 22 if the coding scheme is known. The authenticity check and the value recognition can of course also be carried out in one step.
- the first -N user group with its higher security requirements can, for example, include banks in which the authenticity of the banknotes is checked using high-quality and complex detectors.
- the first feature substance 14, with its difficult to detect infrared emission at 1.5 ⁇ m, serves this user group as an authenticity indicator.
- the third feature substance 18 with its complex spectral emission can be used for the authenticity check.
- the authenticity check is preferably based not only on the determination of the correct luminescence emission, but also on a more in-depth analysis of the emission spectrum, half-widths and / or luminescence peak distances and / or decay times etc. being assessed.
- the value recognition of the banknote is carried out by a user of the first user group as well as by the users of the second user group using the luminescent second feature substance 16.
- the high-quality authenticity check via the first or third feature substance 14 or 18 of the first user group also guarantees the correctness of the value of the banknote read using the luminescent substance 16.
- a fourth feature substance 20 is printed on the bank note 10 in the form of a further coding 24.
- the further coding 24 can generally also be designed as a bar code or, as indicated in FIG. 1, can represent an alphanumeric character string.
- the fourth feature substance is formed by an infrared absorber, which absorbs in the range of around 1.5 ⁇ m, but is transparent in the visible spectral range and in the near infrared up to about 0.8 ⁇ m.
- the printed coding 24 is therefore not recognizable to the naked eye and also for commercially available infrared detectors based on silicon.
- FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment in which the second feature substance 16 is sprayed onto the still moist paper web in the form of the bar code 22 during paper production.
- the coding 22 then lies below the top glue layer of the paper substrate 12.
- the fourth feature substance 20 is formed by optically variable pigments which are mixed with a printing ink and are printed with it on the banknote substrate 12.
- the fourth feature substance can also be a further luminescent substance which is mixed with an optically variable color.
- the coding 24 then conveys a different color impression to the viewer at different viewing angles.
- the paper substrate 12 has two paper layers 26 and 28, which were initially produced separately and bonded to one another in the course of the paper production.
- the first feature substance 14 is in the paper layer 26 and the third feature substance 18 is in the paper layer 28 introduced. It is also possible for one of the paper layers, for example layer 26, to contain both feature substances, while the other paper layer is not provided with a feature substance.
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