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(POLL) - Suggestion: Tamper Evident Labels
MsMorrisine
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Make the labels adhesive and stick to one half of the holder.
If removal is attempted, they break into pieces.
I'd guess it would also help if they reacted noticably with solvents used to remove adhesive.... maybe the ink could run or something.
The idea is to prevent their reuse.... such as for sandwich coins.
Worthy Idea or Don't Bother?
If removal is attempted, they break into pieces.
I'd guess it would also help if they reacted noticably with solvents used to remove adhesive.... maybe the ink could run or something.
The idea is to prevent their reuse.... such as for sandwich coins.
Worthy Idea or Don't Bother?
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<< <i>Make the labels adhesive and stick to one half of the holder.
If removal is attempted, they break into pieces.
I'd guess it would also help if they reacted noticably with solvents used to remove adhesive.... maybe the ink could run or something.
Worthy Idea or Don't Bother? >>
It can raise the bar but labels are cheap. How about edge view with secure RFID
<< <i>It appears that counterfeit labels can be produced easily enough. So there is no need for the scammers to use real labels. >>
The idea is to prevent their reuse.... such as for sandwich coins.
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<< <i>It appears that counterfeit labels can be produced easily enough. So there is no need for the scammers to use real labels. >>
The idea is to prevent their reuse.... such as for sandwich coins. >>
The legit labels won't be reused. They would be replaced with counterfeit labels.
Also, if you're splitting a slab to make a tampered coin, just make sure you keep the half with the label in it. Do it the same way you did the sandwich coin.
--Jerry
Also, if you're splitting a slab to make a tampered coin, just make sure you keep the half with the label in it. Do it the same way you did the sandwich coin.
--Jerry