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I meant the cost of counterfeiting If I hypothetically set out to create a single fake one dollar bill that can pass for real ... i would have to spend a lot m
by albert_e 5mo ago
I meant the cost of counterfeiting
If I hypothetically set out to create a single fake one dollar bill that can pass for real ... i would have to spend a lot more than one dollar on the materials ro pull it off, surely?
- bananamogul 5mo agoNow let's take that up a notch with the story of Francis Henning, who counterfeited nickels. https://coinweek.com/a-collectible-counterfeit-the-story-of-henning-nickels/ https://coinweek.com/a-collectible-counterfeit-the-story-of-... Granted, a nickel was worth more in the 1930s...but not that much more. It's illegal to own these counterfeit nickels because it's illegal to own any counterfeit currency, but they pop up from time to time in collector circles. I don't think the Secret Service cares at this point.
- c22 5mo agoIt's not illegal to own fake currency. It's only illegal to possess with intent to defraud: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/472 https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/472
- c22 5mo agoProbably, but if you want to make a second one you'll have all the stuff right there still.