Discussion
When two sets of writings / signatures are exactly superimposing upon each other, that means
Answer: C
Two writings or signatures that superimpose exactly upon each other mean that one is a traced forgery, because no one reproduces their own writing so exactly twice, as natural variation is always present.
Disguise and freehand forgery would not give an exact overlay, and a simulated forgery imitates a model by eye and shows differences from it, so only tracing gives an exact match. Examiners therefore look for exact overlay, indentations from a tracing point and pen lifts as signs of tracing, while genuine writing always shows small variations.
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