MANILA, Philippines - Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank) President Pascual Garcia said on Monday the specimen card in the possession of the prosecution has 42 points of difference with the original one.

During his testimony, Garcia said he noticed “visible tremors” which showed that the supposed signature of Chief Justice Renato Corona was “traced.”

Some of the numerals in the signature card are also not too visible in the copy presented by the prosecution in their request to subpoena the supposed dollar account of Corona.

Meanwhile, Garcia said Corona opened a “checking account” where he parked the contents of 3 peso time deposits he closed on the day he was impeached on December 12, 2011.

By way of credit memos, the following amounts were transferred to checking account no. 089101005094, which was opened on July 27, 2011: P7,397,566.30 (transferred from a peso time-deposit account); P12,988,951.36 (transferred from a peso time-deposit account); and, P17,270,654.97.

Based on the testimony of PSBank Katipunan branch manager Annabelle Tiongson last week, account 089121019593 was closed on December 12, 2011. It was opened on December 22, 2009 with an amount of P8,500,000. It became P12,580,316,56 as of end-2010.

The other account that was closed on December 12, 2011 was 089121021681.

It was opened on September 1, 2010 with an amount of P7,090,099.45. As of end-2010, the amount was at P7,148,238.83.

Both are peso time deposits.

The other account, which was not a subject of the original subpoena, was also closed on the same date. It had an initial deposit of P17 million on June 29, 2011. It is also a time-deposit.