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10 Signs That An Australian Banknote Might Be Forged

Angus Kidman Lifehacker AU September 13, 2011 11:30 AM

Australia’s banknotes incorporate a huge number of features that make them difficult to counterfeit, but that doesn’t mean criminals don’t have a crack at it now and then. Here are the ten most obvious signs that a note might be a fake.

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