Counterfeiting notes
Where the hell do you start?
I was thinking Scottish notes may be easier to use than English ones as English people are less familiar with them . I also thought crowded clubs and fast food places in different cities would be good places to use them.
However how do you make them? Do you need special paper? Obviusly it can be done, money can be made so it can therefore be counterfeited.
Ideas?
I was thinking Scottish notes may be easier to use than English ones as English people are less familiar with them . I also thought crowded clubs and fast food places in different cities would be good places to use them.
However how do you make them? Do you need special paper? Obviusly it can be done, money can be made so it can therefore be counterfeited.
Ideas?
Comments
However, if you must know, I'd suggest you gain the trust of someone who makes decent fakes and learn the tricks from him. You can read about all the procedures if you want, but that won't be enough and you will fail.
People used to make some kind of solution which would remove all the print off of a note, so you could then reprint them with a modified design. However, notes are sized so that it's impossible to do this: i.e. £5 is the smallest.
Maybe it's possible to obtain foreign currency, which has the same texture and feel as the target currency, albeit of different value, then use this instead?
I think the protip is to avoid English notes.
Polish notes look as easy as fuck to countrfeit, they're pretty simple. And especially Ukrianian notes.
Ukrainian notes are worth dirt, so their highest denominations are going to be around the same size as notes which aren't worth too much in Poland.
I think that's the best thing to do. The average citizen does not know how to tell the difference between a real note and a fake note (provided your counterfeits are of a high quality) and you'll have no worries when using the exchanged money in stores. Tadah!
This wouldn't work, specifically here in the US.
After the redesign, fives, tens and twenties are all colors and not dulled like their predecessors. They have some sort of watermarks on the surface that you can feel, they reflect off the light. You'd have to mimic the exact stamp on the bill, a regular scanner wouldn't capture all of the detail.
Plus, you'd need an industrial printer if you want precision. An epson 4880 would be too much of a hassle for the bill's measurement configuration, but it would print the EXACT detail. I scanned a twenty[full res] and exacted the bill's background and printed with a 4880 on a cheap multiuse white paper. Thing was perfect. I reprinted it for the stamp, and it looked pretty genuine.
The extraction was shitty but the color was great, and the texture of the watermark too. Honestly, it's too much work. Never intended or intend to pass these up.
Totally forgot about them being in circulation. Haven't seen an old $5 bill+ in days.
The color wasn't off. I printed it via ps and used the 'let photoshop suggest colors'.
ROFL @ implication of clientèle.
If he made them from the paper you described you couldn't pass that shit off to blind midget on a corner hot dog stand.