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Counterfeit Bill Detector
Filed in archive Tech News Around The World by Mark Rollins on January 29, 2007
Counterfeit Bill Detector
If you have this electronic counterfeit bill detector, I'm not certain I want to know what type of business you're in. According to a source, Japanese tourists often fall prey to unintentionally accepting counterfeit bills.

This little device, no bigger than a Keychain, uses both UV ray detectors as well as scanning for the magnetic code that is on real bills. By scanning the coding on the bill, a legitimate reading will register as a loud (or as loud as this little device can get) beep.

So now you don't have to worry if your bills are real. Then again, I would have to admit that I never really did in the first place. By the way, this machine is only available in Japan.

Via TOKYOMANGO


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