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Sauce: B.C. police warn about bogus $100 polymer bills | CTV British Columbia News Interesting how criminals can still replicate a bill with all this crazy new tech on it. :pokerface: |
Well technically they can't seeing as it doesn't have much of that new tech in the replica bills... |
Yeah, I went into Starbucks to break a new 100 in New West and the girl was examining the shit out of it. Told me there were fakes, and I bought a cheap coffee just to get change, so I fit the bill of a counterfeiter. So I asked for the bill back, held it up next to my face, looked at the security camera, smiled and handed it back to her. "Does that work?" The guy behind me just laughed. |
They are probably pretty poor copies I'm sure Posted via RS Mobile |
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"Hee hee hee, that's really funny, u wanna tap dis?" Spoiler! |
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:lawl: starbucks eh? Spoiler! :troll: |
Shit bro! Fake hundees!! Hectic. :smokin: |
pretty funny considering most places that you give a new $100 to don't even check it -- just give it a quick glance and file it away assuming there's no way to copy it :fuckthatshit: |
Fake? Damn china Posted via RS Mobile |
at t&t they don't care if you give em old or new bills they check em like crazy... or maybe they just check me lol fake new bills is no surprise considering plastic bills aren't new around the world |
so...I guess we'll be looking forward to the new design in 2014! love seeing my tax dollars at work :D |
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im waiting for news regarding 3D printers printing these new polymer bills |
lololololol so soon. |
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Cubify - Express Yourself in 3D or the diy method http://www.3ders.org/articles/201302...d-printer.html it'll happen eventually and likely sooner than we think |
Well shit, I'll make sure to check the clues out before I ever accept a $100 |
Personally, from a security perspective, we were probably better with the last gen. Everyone knew what to look for in fakes. |
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I remember an officer coming to BCIT and showing us fake bills of the last gen and even the best one was easy as hell to spot.. lol |
Currently even the best printer from Stratasys doesn't have the resolution to do the replication of a bill properly. Also they can't do the trick merging of the clear/ laser and opaque bits well either. As for holograms.. those thing shave been cracked in China since the late 90s, when Microsoft went whole hog on the Windows CD. Not to mention there are more commercial polymers out there than most people think. Saying polymer is like saying you are an organism. Quote:
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3d printers are used for complex designs, not flat and super thin sheets of essentially plastic. Furthermore how many 3d printers can even reproducer the complex colours needed to do this? I don't think it exists. Seems much easier to just print counterfeits on polymer sheets just as traditional bills are made. |
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