Primary differences between real bills and forged bills

1) Florescent safety features
When compared with real bills, forged bills often lack safety features in places where real bills have them. The safety features may be placed in a different location, or the colors may appear murky or different. In addition, occasionally forged bills may incorporate safety features not present in real bills.

2) Paper quality

Although real bills typically use special paper made from either plastic or fabric, forged bills often use regular paper that is printed, which results in a different texture when touched.

3) Hidden pictures(Water mark)
Hidden pictures that are missing from real bills may also be missing from forged bills. Hidden pictures present on real bills may not be present on forged bills or may appear different or less intricate.

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In addition to the safety features mentioned above, currency bills may include holograms, optically variable ink, windowed fibers, and watermarks among others. The list of safety features is extremely various. Nevertheless, the easiest way of checking for forged bills is to use florescent safety features.
Although the florescent safety features are not visible in natural light, they are visible to the naked eye under ultraviolet light. Because they are easily verified, you will be able to distinguish and recognize forged currency bills easily using the UV LED Detector.