Buy 10 Euros Counterfeit Money

Touch the banknote

By touching the banknote, you will have a precise idea of the paper used and therefore of its texture. It must be firm and the banknote must have its own specific sound – almost a crackling sound. It must not be limp or waxy. The printing techniques used for manufacturing banknotes are special and give the banknote a relief effect. The ink used for printing the main pattern is thicker. If you touch the banknote, you should feel a relief under your fingers. If you have a sensation of “smoothness”, your banknote is counterfeit;

If you look at the banknote so that the light passes through it, you will notice that the figure (of the face value) in the upper corner of the banknote is divided. When held against the light, so that it is transparent, the figure is reconstituted.
Still looking at the banknote so that it is transparent, you may notice that there is a dark band that divides the banknote into two parts. This is the security thread, on which you can read the face value in tiny letters followed by the word “EURO”. On new banknotes, “€” appears instead of the word “EURO”. The security thread must never appear distinctly and superimposed over other printed elements, because it has been incorporated into the paper. If this is the case, it is a counterfeit banknote;