The concept Mint Seal has restored the security issues that personal or corporate seals have lost these days. This concept has been designed with a locking case for the seal side and a combination lock at the other end to unlock and print the seal. There is a red dot on the body of the seal which is the level where the secret numerical combination should be aligned. After setting up with the password, turn the knob 180 degrees to come out the seal from the casing. After finishing with printing the seal, turn back the knob and disarrange your security number. Just simple, isn’t it?
Designer : Mintpass
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If someone really wants your seal I don’t know why they couldn’t just stick the paper up the tube that 5 cm and get it that way. Sure it’d be a little wrinkled but they’d have the mark. Why not put a little hatch in front of the stamp that slides back when you enter the combination?
Because the pattern of wrinkles would be a dead givaway, unless the artful forger is sufficiantly well prepared to have an iron on side. You are also assuming the seal can be inked in the 'up' position and that the mark will not be distorted by the wrinkles caused by stuffing the document up the tube.
This does not, however, prevent an impression of the seal being taken with clay or resin, and a duplicate being made, which is where a hatch would be truely useful.