Euro - new banknotes and new bogus money

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It was January, the 1st 2002, as the Euro was introduced as the new currency in Europe. Since that time, the new money has attracted the interest of industrially-organized counterfeiters – due to its big “sales area”. These bogus banknotes present an impressive quality; it is no longer possible to recognize them by hands or eyes. Usual devices like ultraviolet lamps are just able to detect a little part of the new counterfeits. Based on these facts it is getting more and more important to use professional banknote detectors: only electronic checking technologies like magnetism or infrared guarantee protection before phoney money. Thus, the new detectors offer absolute security in the everyday contact with cash.