The familiar numerals from the bottom of American MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) checks, designed in 1958 for printing in magnetic ink to be read by magnetic readers and humans; they are produced in several…
MICR Font Styles
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1Mitigate Font
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2Generation Uncial™ Font
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3Skyhook Mono Font
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4Monopoint Font
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5YWFT Formation Font
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6Base 900 Sans Font
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7Anthology SG™ Font
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8Dotto Deluxe Electro Font
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9Function Font
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10AF Track Font
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11Panoptica™ Font
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12Bordeaux™ Font
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13Balloon SB™ Font
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14Bs Monofaked Font
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15OCR-A EF Font
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16Aggregate Font
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17OCRX Font
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18WL Rasteroids Font
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19Winch Font
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20Chaparral Pro® Font
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1Quadrangle™ Font
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2Sprocket Font
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3Butterworth Font
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4ITC Matisse® Font
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5Flexy Font
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6Archive Ironlace Font
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7Latin Extra Condensed™ Font
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8Archive Atlantique Font
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9Planet Benson 2™ Font
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10Horizon Font
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11Audio Pi Font
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12Archive Grotesque Shaded Font
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13Archive American Shadow Font
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14Glaser Stencil™ Font
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15Zapf Calligraphic 801 Font
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16ITC Kabel® Font
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17Backyard Beasties Font
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18ITC Luna™ Font
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19HY Gung So Font
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20Leksa Font
