LAYERS OF IDENTIFICATION.

Your card deserves more than a number on a label.

We’re developing layered identification for LORE: a black-light signature, detailed card imagery, a digital twin connected to a unique certification ID, and QR access to the card’s record.

SCAN, THEN COMPARE.
Compare the physical card, images, label and certification number. A copied QR code alone proves nothing.

TWO NUMBERS. DIFFERENT JOBS.
The certification ID identifies the individual graded card. The sequential number records its grading order within that exact card and variation—not across every card in the system.

A FINGERPRINT OF THE CARD.
The goal is to identify characteristics of the card itself through detailed imagery. The fingerprint graphic on our label is a motif; automated image matching is planned.

Layers of identification. Care in every inspection. Because you’re more than a number.

Security design preview: physical UV validation, production certification lookup, sequence allocation and automated fingerprint matching are in development. UV appearance is simulated. These features are not a guarantee against cloning.

The final three pages compare front labels, reverse labels and black-light imagery: LORE, PSA, Beckett, CGC, TAG and SGC. Labels have equal display widths with proportions preserved. Photographs are straightened; TAG’s reverse label image is mirrored for readability. Normal-light reverse views appear where a competitor UV photograph could not be verified. That does not mean UV security is absent. Photo credits and label examples are documented in the review package.

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