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Regarding the counterfeit pens: ours have blacklights on the cap to shine on the bill and check for a strip with the right placement and denomination. Is this trustworthy or no?
The lights are WAY better than the basic “mark it, see if it turns black” pens. The strips in US currency that say things like “USA 50 USA 50″ will glow a different color under UV light, which is a pretty damned complicated chemical reaction to try reproducing in your basement.
It sounds like your managers are aware of the problems with the cheap three-bucks-a-dozen pens you get off Amazon and decided to get a way better tool for the job. You should be in the clear for all bills post-1999! For bills printed prior to that date--the old ones that either look whitish, or have tiny Presidents--I suggest still checking for the microprinting and intaglio printing and embossing on the coat. Back in the day when laser printers were considered impossibly high-tech and expensive, these (plus a special “glitch” printing that wouldn’t come out right on a basic low-res printer of the day) were pretty much the only security markers considered necessary. (Also still superior to the cheap pens, which will not work on some older bills.)
Also, just for the record, if anybody has questions about verifying US currency I’m happy to answer them. The more people who know how to recognize counterfeits and get them out of our system, the better!