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    • The British pound. With as many as 1 in 30 British pound notes (£) bogus in a 2015 estimate, the British take top ranking as having the world’s most-faked currency, the £20 note leading the way.
    • The US dollar. Being the world’s largest economy makes your money an irresistible temptation for counterfeiting with $20 bills favored by domestic fakers and the $100 Benjamin the rest of the world’s favorite.
    • The euro. With the aggregate EU economy ranking second in the world, the euro (€) has been a tempting target for counterfeiters since its inception in 2002.
    • The Mexican peso. In 2015, the Bank of Mexico detected 306,063 counterfeit bills amounting to 99.1 million pesos worth $5.4 million US. The Bank estimates that one in 14,000 notes are fake, the fourth highest rate in the world.
  1. Dec 10, 2023 · Find out which countries have the most and least counterfeited currencies, and the measures banks take to stop fake cash entering circulation.

  2. Mar 7, 2024 · A total of 201 currencies are currently in the database, organized by country and series. The IRS is also seamlessly integrated with Regula software for operating examination devices. Using such an extensive database, experts can evaluate every detail of a banknote to detect any inconsistencies.

  3. Apr 19, 2012 · The IACA awards provide some of the best insight into the currencies that are proving the most difficult to fake.

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    There are two trends that the RCMP and the Bank of Canada (BoC) are currently seeing with counterfeits. Since 2011, there has been a large decline in the amount of counterfeit currency detected in circulation. This was the year that the BoC introduced their first polymer series bank note. “Polymer notes have proven to be very difficult to replicate...

    The criminality, as it relates to counterfeit currency, is really two sides of a coin. On one side there is the manufacturer and on the other there’s the passer. The manufacturer, depending on their level of sophistication, is constantly trying to adapt to new bank note security features, while the BoC is constantly working to thwart new counterfei...

    The RCMP has numerous projects and initiatives currently underway to improve the way they investigate counterfeit crime. In 2011, the RCMP and the BoC partnered to fight again counterfeiting. The RCMP investigates, and the BoC provides the awareness and outreach components. “Approaching the fight against counterfeiting as a joint operation, rather ...

    The RCMP has always had a very special relationship with their neighbours to the south, but also law enforcement globally. As part of the RCMP’s education awareness and enforcement initiatives, they have partnered with the BoC, the United States Secret Service and U.S. Department of Homeland Security. In partnership with the BoC and Niagara Regiona...

    The RCMP’s fight against counterfeit currency is aided by its partners in municipal and provincial law enforcement agencies (LEAs). LEAs can ensure the proper submission of seized counterfeit currency notes and the instruments used to produce such notes to the NACB. “Proper fanouts or notifications through police working groups, such as the Canadia...

    Counterfeit Toonie Investigation: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/news/2022/rcmp-investigation-leads-counterfeit-currency-charges Counterfeit Hundred Investigation: https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/news/2022/rcmp-investigation-leads-arrest-warrants-individuals-involved-counterfeit-money-passing

    Bank of Canada: info@bank-banque-canada.ca RCMP: Michael.Scott@rcmp-grc.gc.ca Counterfeit submissions by law enforcement: NACB@rcmp-grc.gc.ca Editor’s note: Resources geared at law enforcement, retailers and the general public are available on the Bank of Canada’s website, Bank notes – Bank of Canada. This includes a variety of educational material...

  4. But how do these countries protect themselves against increasingly sophisticated counterfeiters? Read on for the most secure currencies that aren’t polymer! 1. United States dollar. The US dollar may still be made out of paper, but that hasn’t affected its status as one of the most traded and sought-after currencies on the market!

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  6. May 26, 2020 · From the Civil War to World War II, attempts to destroy national economies were rooted in stealthily placing fake bills into an enemy's circulation. In fact, by the end of the Civil War, one-third of the bills in the U.S. proved to be counterfeit, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.

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