U.S. unveils new $5 bill to thwart counterfeiters »
Posted by: STONERS 11 months, 2 weeks agoThe U.S. government introduced a new $5 bill on Thursday that includes purple ink, several watermarks and other security features to deter counterfeiters.
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STONERS11 months, 2 weeks ago
The new bill, which will go into circulation in 2008, will include two watermarks -- a large numeral "5" to the right of the portrait of President Abraham Lincoln, and a column of smaller "5"s to Lincoln's left.
An embedded security thread, bearing the letters "USA" and the numeral "5" in an alternating pattern, runs vertically to the right of the portrait.
The new features should thwart a favorite technique of counterfeiters -- bleaching the ink out of existing $5 bills and printing them to look like $100 bills, U.S. officials said in an online press conference.
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BronxBomber11 months, 2 weeks ago
This oughta be good, and if successful they start distributing it to other denominations but don't count on any bills being 100% fool-proof. In time, these counterfeiters will dream up new ways to stultify, and stymie the goverment in the new age of technology that we are living in unfortunately.
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