Imaged Watermark in a Credential Product
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1. A credential product comprising:
- a card substrate;
a translucent layer; and
an imageable layer positioned between the card substrate and the translucent layer, wherein portions of the imageable layer are exposed to electromagnetic radiation and are configured to change from a first level of opacity to a second level of opacity to form an image.
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Abstract
A credential product is provided. The credential product includes a credential substrate, a translucent layer and an imageable layer. The imageable layer is positioned between the credential substrate and the translucent layer. At least a portion of the imageable layer is configured to form an image upon exposure to electromagnetic radiation. The image is visible through the credential substrate and is considered an imaged watermark.
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1. A credential product comprising:
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a card substrate;
a translucent layer; and
an imageable layer positioned between the card substrate and the translucent layer, wherein portions of the imageable layer are exposed to electromagnetic radiation and are configured to change from a first level of opacity to a second level of opacity to form an image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method of forming an imaged watermark comprising:
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forming a credential product that includes an imageable layer positioned between a card substrate and a translucent layer; and
applying electromagnetic radiation to the imageable layer such that the imageable layer changes from a first level of opacity to a second level of opacity to form an image. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A credential product comprising:
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a credential substrate;
a translucent layer; and
an imageable layer positioned between the credential substrate and the translucent layer, wherein at least a portion of the imageable layer is configured to form an image upon exposure to electromagnetic radiation, the image being visible through the card substrate. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20)
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