Diploma Paper
Most companies should use the exact or very similar type of paper that is used to print authentic diplomas. Most universities print their diplomas on 60-90lb. parchment paper, although shades can vary somewhat. Some companies will let you select which type of paper you would like used for your diploma if you ask them, but unless you know exactly what you want, this is probably something you want to leave to them.
Ink
Ink can be a very important part of producing a good quality diploma or transcript. This can also vary depending on what kind of diploma you are requesting and from where. Most diplomas however, are printed using 'High density' printing ink.
High density ink is a special type of ink that is used in conjunction with very thick stencils to achieve a glossy, raised look. This is primarily used for lettering and in some cases, the seals as well.
Font
There are many diferent types of fonts that are used to print diplomas. Some universities and colleges like to use more rare variations of fonts in an attempt to make their diplomas more difficult to duplicate. This is where a lot of 'fake diploma' sites fall through the cracks. A good diploma printing service should have a large selection of fonts available and will be able to match these fonts accurately.
Seals and Embossing
Most colleges and universities still use different variations of gold, silver, and red embossed foil seals. This is the most difficult part for fake diploma printers to accurately produce due to the shear number of colleges and universities out there. However, once again, the best 'fake diploma' web sites should have a wide variety of embossing plates to accurately produce the seal on your diploma. Because of how costly foil seals can be to produce accurately for every college, most 'fake diploma' sites use one or two generic foil seals.
Printing
There are two different methods than can be used when printing diplomas. This is another thing that can also vary depending on the diploma you want. The first method is refered to as "offset printing" Offset printing is flat and has no texture to it. "Lithography" is the method of printing that is used for raised lettering, logos, and seals.
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