To identify fake tickets, we must first "look" to see whether the seller bought the tickets through formal channels, whether the railway emblem on the tickets is watermarked and whether the handwriting is clear. Because many fake train tickets are made by "digging out invalid tickets", counterfeiters dig out the station name, fare and date of invalid tickets, classify and paste the location, amount and time of long-distance stations, and then iron them with an electric iron. This kind of fake ticket is rough, illegible and untidy. ?
Secondly, the real ticket is easy to distinguish by "touching". The manufacturing process of real tickets is complex, the paper quality is good, the manufacturing process of fake tickets is simple, and the paper is rough. Touch it with your hand and you can tell the real ticket from the fake ticket at once. Some counterfeiters use computer technology to make "full-page fake tickets" printed by high-definition color printers. Although they can be "fake", there is a lot of ink on this fake ticket, which is very easy to drop. When you touch it with your hand, the ink will stick to your hand. ?
Third, compare the real tickets. No matter where the real train ticket is, the paper and handwriting are similar. As long as a comparison, it can immediately distinguish between true and false. ?
Now fake tickets are often changed on real tickets. Such a fake ticket is difficult for ordinary people to see through. Be sure to buy tickets through formal channels to avoid being fooled. ?
The following is a schematic diagram of how to distinguish the authenticity of a train ticket.