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Just something I was wondering about earlier today as I was pulling some cash out of the ATM.
Obviously some counterfeit bills get picked up by retail outlets. Those bills then get deposited into banks.
Now, I'm not aware of the ins and outs, but I understand that at some point these bills will be checked in efforts to filter counterfeit currency out of the system, and they will be removed from circulation.
So I gotta wonder, how much (if any) of the counterfeit currency that has made it into circulation was just so fucking good that it has gone undetected, and in fact will go permanently undetected. That is, it's just part of our money now.
Anyone have any ideas on this or know any information that could shed light on the question?
Obviously some counterfeit bills get picked up by retail outlets. Those bills then get deposited into banks.
Now, I'm not aware of the ins and outs, but I understand that at some point these bills will be checked in efforts to filter counterfeit currency out of the system, and they will be removed from circulation.
So I gotta wonder, how much (if any) of the counterfeit currency that has made it into circulation was just so fucking good that it has gone undetected, and in fact will go permanently undetected. That is, it's just part of our money now.
Anyone have any ideas on this or know any information that could shed light on the question?