Memorabilia registry system
OwnerRichard C. Kiminventor
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Abstract
A memorabilia registry system in which information regarding an item, such as the signer, a list of all signers, or authentication of signature, is initially entered into the registry with a time stamp and additional information about the item may also be added over the life of the item. The information in the registry can provide authentication of an item's past and can be useful in establishing the chain of title. One method of authenticating a signature is through the use of a biometric pen. The biometric pen authenticates the “way” something is signed (i.e. the multi-dimensional data captured from the pen's tilt, speed, pressure all over time, date of signing, time of signing, specific pen used to sign, etc.) rather than the “image” of the signature, making it much more difficult to counterfeit.
Claims15
A method for authenticating memorabilia comprising:
- Assigning a first user ID to a first user of a registry;
- inputting information regarding an item into a registry and recording the time and date of said entry in said registry;
- assigning a unique item ID to said item, said item ID being associated with said first user ID;
- upon the transfer of said item from said first user, changing said association of said first user ID from said first user to a second user of said registry.
A system for authenticating memorabilia comprising:
- a registry;
- wherein each user of said registry is assigned a user ID;
- a first user who is assigned a first user ID;
- a second user;
- an item of memorabilia;
- wherein information regarding said item is input into said registry and associated with said first user ID and the date and time of said input is recorded in said registry;
- upon the transfer of said item from said first user, changing said association of said first user ID from said first user to said second user.
A method for authenticating memorabilia comprising:
- means for associating a first user ID with a first user of a registry;
- means for adding information regarding an item to the registry and recording the time and date of said addition;
- means for associating said item with a unique item ID within said registry and for associating said item ID with said first user ID;
- and
- means for associating said item ID with said second user upon the transfer of said item to said second user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.