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Intaglio printing

A high-pressure printing process in which ink is forced into engraved recesses in a steel plate and transferred to paper, producing a slightly raised (tactile) ink layer of 5-20 µm. The raised relief and specific binder chemistry of genuine intaglio are primary authenticity markers.

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