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Black
stamp is a must no restriction with color
To sign in blue ink typically implies that the signature is original and not a photocopy or digital reproduction. Blue ink is easier to distinguish from black ink, which is commonly used for copies, faxes, and printed documents. It can serve as a security measure to ensure the authenticity of the signature.
When your low ink light activates it is informing you that one of your printer ink cartridges is either empty or close to. There should be instructions on the screen informing you of which color of ink and how to replace it.
a process called chromatography. you put some ink on spetial paper on a line dip it in water just below the line. the ink should then seperate.
No. The bulk of the value of the signature will be determined on condition, how well the baseball displays the signature, and how well the ink (color) stands out in contrast to the white baseball. The signature should be strong, and bold, as opposed to faded and hard to see. In the case of a baseball Blue ballpoint pen would be most preferred by collectors over sharpie which tends bleed on a baseball, and has proven to hold up better over time than other inks. The color ink would be a collectors preference on display, but there would be less collectors that would desire the green ink over the blue, and less demans, means less value. That is not to say that you cannot get full market value for the signature if it displays well. If the signature is not properly authenticated the baseball could sell at half the market value or less. For more information on signed baseballs read my newsletter (link below) "How much Is My Autographed Baseball?
It is best to use black or dark blue.
You can purchase color ink for printers online from stores such as Walmart and Office Max. Alternatively, you can get color ink cartridges from retailers such as Amazon and Overstock.
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the plant changes color with the ink
black ink