Jin Yong's Guangzhou Huacheng edition, one edition, one print, 36 volumes, each book has an anti-counterfeit label? Or was it only available at the end of each book? (For each edition and print)

Jin Yong's Guangzhou Huacheng edition, one edition, one print, 36 volumes, each book has an anti-counterfeit label? Or was it only available at the end of each book? I like collecting old Jin Yong's books, but recently I have a question: Guangzhou Huacheng 2002 edition, one edition, one print, 36 volumes, is there an anti-counterfeit label behind each book? Or was it that only the last book of each type had an anti-counterfeit label? (Only for one edition and one print) I wonder which great god will give me a lesson and help me distinguish the authenticity? I know that the later versions were all the last ones. I thought about it before, was it to prevent the versions from mixing together and deliberately highlight one version and one print? To resolve doubts…Thank you so much! The picture below shows the Condor Shooting and the Condor God that I bought a few days ago. They are both in one version and one seal.

Answer 1

Jin Yong's Guangzhou Huacheng edition had a total of 36 volumes. Each book had an anti-counterfeit label at the back. To be more specific, there would be an anti-counterfeit label on the back of each novel page. On it was printed the basic information of the book, such as the author, the publishing house, the publication date, and the digital code of the book for authenticity testing. This kind of anti-counterfeit label would only appear in the last novel of each novel because the anti-counterfeit label needed to be printed with the technology.