Game token and method for manufacturing the same
AssigneeAngel Group Co., Ltd.
InventorYasushi SHIGETA
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Abstract
A game token by which a plurality of RFID tags embedded in a plurality of the game tokens stacked each other can be read in a relatively stable manner is provided. A game token is provided with a security part and a receiving part that receives the security part. The security part has a shape with a diameter smaller than the diameter of the receiving part, a structure with a plurality of plastic layers laminated together, an RFID tag, and a visible print layer indicating a type or ID of the game token. The receiving part has a surface. The surface of the receiving part has a recessed portion for receiving the security part, and the depth of the recessed portion is 25% or more of the thickness of the game token.
Claims10
A game token comprising:
- a receiving part including a first recessed portion, wherein a depth of the first recessed portion is 25% or more of a thickness of the game token;
- an RFID tag housed in the first recessed portion;
- a plate-shaped plastic layer housed in the first recessed portion and covering the RFID tag;
- and
- a first central part housed in the first recessed portion and fixed to the plastic layer,
- wherein the first central part and the receiving part construct a first surface of the game token, wherein the first surface is flat with no substantial step.
A game token comprising:
- a receiving part including a first recessed portion with a first depth on one side surface thereof and a second recessed portion with a second depth shallower than the first depth on other side surface thereof;
- a second central part fitted into the second recessed portion;
- a plate-shaped plastic layer fitted into the first recessed portion;
- a first central part fitted into the first recessed portion and constructing a flat surface with no substantial step together with the receiving part;
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- an RFID tag disposed at a position deeper than the second depth in the first recessed portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.