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Guide to Counterfeit Currency Detection Equipment

Counterfeit detectors will significantly reduce a business’ risk of being victimized.

By Kelly Bingham


If a business accepts cash, it runs the possibility of accepting counterfeit bills. In 2005, the United States Secret Service made 3,717 arrests and seized $61 million in counterfeit currency that was already in circulation. The FBI estimates businesses lose approximately $200 billion per year to counterfeiting. Businesses are not reimbursed for counterfeit bills they accept, and federal law prohibits knowingly passing counterfeit money. To more effectively guard against accepting counterfeit money:
  1. Know the identifiers contained on different monetary denominations.
  2. Know the different methods of counterfeit detection
  3. Determine a cost-effective and appropriate method for your business

Action Steps
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Learn the security identifiers encrypted on paper bills.

Authentic bills have specific security features such as special cloth-blend paper, microprinting, watermarks, security threading, and magnetic ink. Educate employees on the security features of the $10, $20, $50 & $100 bill.

I recommend: The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the government agency charged with printing money, has detailed descriptions of currency security features and reports current updates.

Research the different types of counterfeit detectors.

There are several types of counterfeit detectors. Some are simple highlighter type pens with special ink that reacts to the unique cloth-blend currency paper. Other detectors are more sophisticated, using UV light to illuminate watermarks and sensors that detect magnetic ink used to print the bills. There are several detectors that perform multiple authentication tests, but these tend to be more expensive.

I recommend: Office Zone, a supplier of office and money handling equipment, has a money counter and counterfeit detection guide that explains the different techniques used by machines and devices to authenticate bills.

Consider your risk.

When deciding what type of detector to purchase, consider the company’s potential risk for receiving counterfeit bills. Banking and retail industries are at a higher risk due to receiving large volumes of cash daily. Service industries, which deal more with credit and checks, are at a lower risk.

I recommend: For high-risk industries, select a fast and efficient multi-detection unit to minimize exposure to counterfeiting. For low-risk industries, use a magnetic ink detector pen. They’re quick and effective for light use. Browse ID House’s selection of counterfeit detection equipment.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  Determine how much will be spent on detection devices. Detection equipment costs anywhere from $19 for a pen detector to $3,500 for a dual unit that counts currency while screening it.
  • •  Companies near international borders that receive foreign currency should select a machine programmed to identify denominations from different countries.
  • •  Companies that deal with high volumes of cash should select machines that scan at a rate of .07 seconds per bill.
  • •  The U.S. $20 is currently the most counterfeited denomination in the world. Be sure to place extra emphasis on detection when receiving $20 bills.

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Counterfeit detectors will significantly reduce a business’ risk of being victimized.
If a business accepts cash, it runs the possibility of accepting counterfeit bills. In 2005, the United States Secret Service made 3,717 arrests and seized $61 million in counterfeit currency that was already in circulation. The FBI estimates businesses lose approximately $200 billion per year to counterfeiting. Businesses are not reimbursed for counterfeit bills they accept, and federal law prohibits knowingly passing ... Read more
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