Check with electrically conductive layer
AssigneeCenturion Data Corporation
InventorsVincent G. Bell, Jr., Thomas P. Burke, George D. Margolin, Victor V. Vurpillat
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AssigneeCenturion Data Corporation
InventorsVincent G. Bell, Jr., Thomas P. Burke, George D. Margolin, Victor V. Vurpillat
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A check has first and second coatings one of which is electrically conductive and the other electrically non-conductive. The coatings are of contrasting colors and one of the coatings is electrically vaporizable for exposing the underlying coating during a "write" operation. The coatings may overlay a base material to form a three layer structure or the base material itself may function as one of the coatings of appropriate color and conductivity. The check is composed of at least two segments, a negotiable segment which may be fed back to a terminal device for a machine "read" operation. The memory segment may be formed into one or more memory parts on the negotiable segment, the stub portion and on the memory segment. One or more of these memory parts may be easily detached. The check described above combines uniquely with an input-output device which can read from it and write on it.
A negotiable instrument comprising in combination:
A negotiable instrument for being written on and read by a computer terminal device comprising at least first and second layers in which said first layer is electrically non-conductive and said second layer is electrically conductive;
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