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How to tell the true and false dollars?
1. Handfeel identification: Gravure printing is engraved on the front and back of the genuine element. Touching the four-corner denomination figures by hand has obvious concave-convex feeling, while the fake element generally does not need to be touched by hand. Observing with a magnifying glass, you can see gravure miniature characters.

2. Needle-picking identification: the blank of the real dollar face contains tiny red and blue fiber filaments, which can be picked out with the needle tip. Some counterfeit money has no red and blue fibers, some only print fiber filaments that cannot be separated from paper, and some paper has red and blue fibers. Although they can also be picked out with a needle, the pseudofilaments are made of different materials and have no fluorescence reaction when examined under purple light.

3. Wipe identification: The green emblem and numbers on the right side of the genuine yuan ticket will leave obvious green marks on the paper after being wiped hard on the white paper. Although there are traces after rubbing on fake dollars, they are not obvious.

4. Texture identification: Zhenyuan is a special paper for printing banknotes, made of cotton and linen fibers. The texture is tough and straight, and it can make a snapping sound with a flick of the hand, while the fake dollar has no sound.

5. Color identification: The figures, images, characters and lace on the front of the real element are printed with black gravure ink containing magnetic substances, which is bright and eye-catching, while the fake element is printed with inferior ink, which is very different from the real element.

6. Portrait recognition: Real dollar portraits have bright eyes, while fake dollar portraits have dim eyes and blurred lines.

Extended data:

1996 edition $ 100, 50, 20, 10. The denomination figures in the lower right corner of the front face are intaglio printed with optically variable ink, which is green when viewed from a vertical angle to the face, and blue when viewed from a certain angle.

The denomination figures of $50, $20 and $65,438+00 in the 2006 edition are intaglio printed with optically variable ink, which are golden when viewed at a perpendicular angle to the face, and turn green when the banknotes are tilted at a certain angle.

Starting from the 1990 edition, all kinds of banknotes with denominations from 5 yuan to 100 yuan have been added with full-buried text security lines. The safety line has the words "America" and Arabic or English. The 1996 version of the security line between 50 yuan and 20 yuan has also added the American flag pattern.

1996 version of the dollar security thread or fluorescent security thread, showing different colors under ultraviolet radiation. The safety lines of 100, 50, 20, 10 and $5 are red, yellow, green, brown and blue respectively.

Paper currency style:

$ 1 coupon (1993) On the front is the first American president.

The portrait of George Washington (1732- 1799) with the American national seal as the main background.

The front of the $2 coupon (1976) is the portrait of Thomas Jefferson (1743- 1826), which is the original work of G.C. Stuart, and the back is Jefferson's former residence (before 1976 edition) and the signing place of the Declaration of Independence.

The five-yuan coupon (1995, 1999) has a portrait of abraham lincoln (1809- 1865) who abolished American slavery on the front. On the back is the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.

The front of 10 dollar coupon (1999) is the portrait of alexander hamilton, the first US Treasury Secretary (1755- 1804). On the back is the US Treasury Building.

The front of the $20 coupon (1995, 1996, 2004) is the portrait of andrew jackson, the 7th president of the United States (1767- 1845). On the back is the White House, the presidential palace of the United States.

The front of the $50 coupon (1990, 1996) is a portrait of hiram grant (1822- 1885), the president of 1885. On the back is the US Capitol Hill.

100 dollar coupon (1988, 1996) is not the president, but the portrait of Benjamin Franklin (1706- 1790), a famous scientist, politician and financier, because he drafted a famous portrait during the American Revolutionary War. On the back is the Philadelphia Independence Monument.

The front of the $500 coupon bears the reputation of "Prosperous President" and the portrait of the 25th President of the United States, william mckinley (1843- 190 1). There is a lowercase "500" on the back, and the font sizes are different.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-USD