Counterfeit Strategy | National Geographic 

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Yes, for those wanting to "quantitatively ease" the economy. It's all well intentioned and not at all self-interested, just like the Federal Reserve. We promise ;- )

Sure, why don't you just come over to our shop and we can show you exactly how it's done? Free tour at 1pm daily.

Watch Jeff Turner’s interviews (the Koncrete one is the best). He just got out of a 11 month sentence for making a little over a million in counterfeit 100s series 1996. Doesn’t go step by step but he also drops a lot of game.

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True the best feature to check is usually the micro print but not many cashiers are carrying magnification tools

You're not counterfeiting, you're "quantitatively easing" the economy LOL

I know you probably don't use this account anymore, but It's just crazy to me how theres a 9 year old comment here. I think I'm saying this because its just late and I'm overthinking, but wow; its been aging here for 9 years, since I was 8 years old...

@@Prontcgamer i still use it

@@MarioDragon since i was 5 wow

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You’re 100% right on the money. If people want to hear about a good modern counterfeiter look up Jeff Turner. He used Bible paper and started off with a sub/$50 canon printer.

The Mint produces coins, the Treasury Department prints Federal Reserve notes!

John Smith your mom

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You have to lose $1 for each one note , then you need easy off to remove the ink (like $4 a can), then you have to use some ink from an inkjet printer which also costs money. Then a lot of cashiers scratch the suit/collar of the president to check for texture which yours won’t have because they use magnetic ink with a lot of pressure and you just used an inkjet printer. So you need to buy some glue pens to add texture which also costs money. Let’s say you scale it up and you can make $3.80 from a $1 turned into a $5. Ok now you got to break it. If you buy something for $1 that’s only $2.80 profit. Congratulations you committed a federal offense for $2.80! Also if they check for the watermark because the coloration is off (if you’re counterfeiting 5s you’re probably just photocopying blank bills taped to paper without any digital enhancement) then congratulations it won’t be there. Even $5 bills from 1990 to 1995 have a security strip despite an older design. You would need one from 89 and before just to have the same security features as a $1 bill. But yea pretty dumb to commit multiple fraudulent transactions for $2.80 each time. An experienced cashier that cares can tell by feel and coloration. I got handed a fake $100 and the moment it hit my hand I said you got to be kidding me. Coloration was off. The texture wasn’t right. I hold it up to the light and the security strip was just cursive scribbles and the Benjamin Franklin watermark was goofy looking. Lady tried to berated acting like I was trying to keep her 100 for myself and I said if you want it back then you have to wait for the cops to check it out to deny my suspicions this is fake. She ended up leaving and the cop confirmed it was fake. But yea as soon as it hit my hand I knew. She tried to get $20 in gas and come up $80 in real money. If she or her partner didn’t make them themselves they probably paid 20-30 cents on the dollar for it and I made them lose that. 5 and above automatically I’m scratching the collar of the president on the bill. If the coloration is off on any bill or if it’s an older series that also calls for a closer examination of the money.

communist spotted!

COMMUNIST!

IrishVault 0017 What do you think? Take a wild guess, i’m sure you’ll get it someday

Jack Laplant wonder if he’s still thinking about it

Libertarian socialist spotted.

You're right, it's just the honest people who are shocked!!