The printing of tickets is "safety printing". There are specific requirements and procedures for the printing of tickets, and different types of "patterns" must be used for printing. Therefore, anyone who holds a ticket must understand the paper, ink, and printing methods of the ticket, and judge the authenticity of the ticket. The commissioner of the denomination printing ticket should also choose how to choose a professional printing and processing factory before confirming whether the batch of printings can be successfully completed, and whether the factory employs professionals and has exclusive equipment without having to subcontract. Some of the tickets were lost or counterfeited, adding extra mental burden.
First, the definition and characteristics of tickets
The so-called ticket refers to printing special lines, patterns, and digits on a specially selected security paper through a security printing method to form a valuable or denomination print, which can be used in the market as a trading tool. Known as it.
Tickets must have the following characteristics:
There are values ​​that represent value, including its authority and value. Strong, shape, so as not to cause damage or crumple, discoloration, fade after a lot of people. A uniform quality, which is the same as a ticket, should have the same quality, including size, thickness, and color. It can prevent counterfeiting and alterations, except for complicated patterns, special plate making methods, different printing methods, special papers, and strict inspections. And eliminate the occurrence of variant tickets. Have one or more kinds of dark notes to make it easy to identify authenticity. It can be circulated in the market for exchange or purchase of substances. Second, the type of ticket
1. Banknotes, coupons.
2. Bills of exchange, promissory notes.
3. Traveler's checks, general checks, personal checks, limit checks.
4. Regular deposit receipts and deposit receipts.
5. Passbook.
1. Stamps, stamps, postcards.
2. Insurance policies and pay slips.
3. Bills of exchange, cheques.
4. Gift certificates.
1. Bonds.
2. Vouchers.
3. Tax invoices.
4. Lottery ticket.
1. Stocks.
2. Purchase certificate.
3. Company gift certificates.
4. Tickets, tickets, tickets.
5. Horse ticket.
6. Admission tickets and travel vouchers.
7. Deposit voucher, beneficiary certificate, other voucher.
Third, the weakness of the ticket
The biggest weakness of any ticket is the risk of being forged or altered. Counterfeiters try every means to use this weakness to imitate. Counterfeiters are all planning for their own interests. Therefore, how to reduce counterfeiting or counterfeiting is to engage in printing. The biggest problem with tickets.
First of all, we must understand that any ticket is not 100% safe, because security printers, banks and government agencies often cannot prevent these intentional counterfeiters from using various craft skills to achieve counterfeit purposes, especially in the era of advanced modern technology. Various types of new copying tools include electronic scanning color separation machines, computer plotters, color photocopiers, and other products. Counterfeits and authentic products can be distinguished, and sometimes even experts cannot do it immediately. Thus it can be seen that the craftsmanship of the counterfeiter has reached a point of considerable superiority.
The definition of counterfeiting and alteration is described as follows:
Falsification of tickets produced by illegal means to achieve deception. Alter the falsification or falsification of tickets to achieve the purpose of deception. Since the vouchers are susceptible to counterfeiting and alteration, they must be processed in accordance with the following principles: 1. When ordering, you must contact the printing factory with security control.
2. Use complex patterns when designing the ticket pattern to prevent it from being easily copied.
3. Use special customized security paper.
4. The use of high-quality printing methods and special safety inks make it impossible and difficult to counterfeit.
5. Papers, manuscripts, and plates must be kept in a safe place so that any items listed above are not easily accessible to the outside world.
6. To establish a concept of protection, all processes should be as careful as handling banknotes before they occur.
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