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The real issue to me then and now was how do you prove the original is the original? I pointed out then that frankly a good enough photocopy would also be indi
by technofiend 7y ago
The real issue to me then and now was how do you prove the original is the original? I pointed out then that frankly a good enough photocopy would also be indistinguishable despite a rubber stamp. I no longer remember but I guess the answer to that is red ink. This was prior to color photocopies being readily available. Or maybe they bought themselves a crimper and embossed a stamp.
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- muzika 7y agoInk marks on the laler can be chemically analyzed, and I am sure forensics teams learned long ago how to identify a photo copy.
- rsclient 7y agoTake a look under a microscope. The difference between a rubber stamp whose ink bleeds into the paper and a Xerox which is kind of melted on the paper is enormous.