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Thanks.

I believe there is a date in field 17a. A bleed through from the stamp on the back. But I can not pull it out.

The main point is that the Coats ‘certified copy’ is an image of the original recorded form. The same as the Nordyke twins and the same as Obama’s.

But it is a ‘flat image’. It does not show any bending as if it was scanned or photographed out of a bound book like the Nordykes.

The explanation of the differences would be that the Nordykes certified copy was generated in the 1960s. So their certified copies really are photos of the document taken while it was in a bound book. Coats is a very clean, flat image made to print over security paper. The Coats image is likely from a scanned image stored in a digital document library. And the scan process only pulled out the black portions of the original certificate using 1-bit color. This is how most states do their certified copy images now-a-days.

So the Nordykes (or some other early certified copy that wa s created for the forms were digitized) was likely used as the Obama template. But if the image was authentic AND came from HDOH then it should not have the left hand bend. It should look like the Coats LFBC certified copy.

Just another red-flag to the ‘Laughably Fake Birth Certificate’.