ASUS X55CA-SPD0304U Notebook- Intel Dual Core 2117 1.8Ghz 4GB DDR3 500GB 15.6"LED Touch Screen DVD-RW Windows 8

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ASUS X55CA-SPD0304U Notebook- Intel Dual Core 2117 1.8Ghz 4GB DDR3 500GB 15.6"LED Touch Screen DVD-RW Windows 8

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Counterfeit Money

I was unknowingly given a $10 counterfeit bill as change in a convenience store. I did not know it until I tried to pay in another store. There are several ways to check for counterfeit bills. 


The most cost effective, portable, accurate and cool, is with a ultraviolet light flashlight.

9 LED 400 nM UV Ultra Violet Blacklight Flashlight

Genuine U.S. money is mostly cotton paper and special ink, neither of which contain the glowing element, phosphor. Put them under ultraviolet light and they appear dark, emitting no colors that we can see. Except for the one part that does light up – the security strip. The strips are coated with phosphors that glow noticeably under UV lights. Causing each denomination to glow a different color is simply a matter of using different chemicals for the phosphor coating.

Five-dollar bills glow blue under blacklights. A $10 glows orange, $20s are green, $50s are yellow, and the 100 dollar bill will have a red strip.

Credit cards work much the same way. Regular plastic has no phosphors, and therefore does not react to UV light. But an embedded symbol or lettering can be coated with phosphor chemicals to glow under these lights. While there are no standard colors for credit card UV security features, any kind of distinct 

distinct pattern usually indicates a genuine card.

Just some of the uses for UV LED lights: - Bugs/Insect Detection - Minerals Hunting - Police use it for scanning the crime scene Unbreakable - Checking currency and ID - Fluorescent inks/dyes used as anti-counterfeiting measures - Examining artwork and glasswork for hidden repairs - Locating damaged/cracked glassware - Detecting scorpions

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LED 400 nM UV Ultra Violet Blacklight Flashlight

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