Fourdrinier Watermark
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The Supercheck contains a Fourdrinier (true) watermark that is pressed into the
paper at the mill and is visible from either side when held to the light. This
dual-tone watermark provides instant authenticity of the document and is
impossible to replicate, copy or scan.
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Thermochromatic Ink
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The back of the Supercheck contains a pink "lock and key" icon printed with
thermochromatic (heat-sensitive) ink that fades when warmed and reappears when
cooled. This icon can be warmed (rub or breathe on it) for instant authentication
of the check. Color copiers cannot reproduce the reactivity of thermochromatic ink.
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High-Resolution Borders
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High-resolution borders are an ideal security feature because the design often
distorts when copied.
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Microprinting
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The Supercheck contains printing so small that it appears as a solid line to
the human eye. When scanned or photocopied, microprinting will often blur on
the copy.
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Chemical Wash Detection Boxes
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The back of the Supercheck contains a special box designed to deter check
washing. The check is sensitive to over 80 chemicals, and the box makes chemical
tampering instantly evident.
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Prismatic Printing
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The design of the Supercheck includes a background of subtle gradations between
multiple colors. This level of color distinction is difficult to reproduce on
most color copiers.
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Laid Lines
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Lines of varying width and spacing are printed on the back of each Supercheck
to deter cut-and-paste alterations.
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Warning Banner
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The Supercheck has a warning banner that explicitly describes specific overt
security features and advises the recipient to look for these features before
accepting the check. This warning banner may also deter a forger from
"experimenting" with the check.
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