Each person should remember that there are signs that determine the authenticity of banknotes. Knowing them, you can protect yourself from fraudulent activities and save your funds.
Instructions
Step 1
The obverse of the banknotes of the Russian currency contains hidden rainbow stripes. Pay attention to the special field on the face of the bill - it is covered with thin lines parallel to each other. If you look at the bill at a short distance, this field looks homogeneous in structure. It is worth changing the angle by tilting the bill, and you will see multi-colored stripes.
Step 2
A fairly new sign of authenticity is microscopic perforation, which banknotes of one hundred rubles and above have. If you look at the bill against lighting, you can easily see the indication of the denomination on it, created by miniature holes, that is, ordinary dots. To the touch, these holes are perceived as roughness.
Step 3
Currency paper also contains a thin metal strip. On the back of the bill, the strip looks like several shiny rectangular shapes arranged in dotted lines. The strip resembles a solid line when viewed through the light.
Step 4
The bills have paint that changes color depending on the angle of inclination. For example, the emblem of the Bank of Russia is painted on a 500-ruble note, and the emblem of Yaroslavl is on a thousand-ruble piece of paper.
Step 5
The paper from which the banknotes are made is also protected by special fibers, which look like thin and short multi-colored threads embedded in the paper. An experienced hand can detect the texture of genuine paper with such blotches by touch.
Step 6
There is a relief image with the text "Ticket of the Bank of Russia" in the upper right on the front side. It is also perceived by touch. This type of protection is helpful for people with poor eyesight.
Step 7
The ornamental ribbon on the banknote, if the banknote is placed at eye level, is designated by the letters "PP".
Step 8
When viewed in light, the bills give out their authenticity in the form of watermarks, in which the tones smoothly transition from dark to lighter areas. This is an image of the denomination of a banknote and a fragment of the plot of its front or back side.
Step 9
Pay attention to the presence of microtext, consisting of letters "CBR" and an indication of the denomination of the banknote.
Step 10
These are the main signs that will help you understand the authenticity of banknotes. Be vigilant and prudent.
