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Saturday, 4 October 2014

How to Identify Fake Notes of Rs. 500 and 1000

From last few years more fake Indian currency notes are circulating in the Indian market. Whenever you do a transaction you should make sure the 500 or 1000 Rupees bank note is genuine or fake.
With help of today’s advanced technology the fake notes look alike a genuine note which makes it hard to identify. Here are some simple steps through which you can identify in between the fake and genuine notes.
Below is the 1000 rupees note and the features to identity, same features are of the Rs 500 bank note.
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1. See through Register

On the right side of the bank note there is floral design which has denominational numeral ‘1000’. Same floral designs are on the back side of the bank note and the numeral appears as one when seen against light.

2. Watermark

The hidden portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, the multidirectional lines and an electrotype mark showing the numeral 1000 appear in this section and it can be viewed better when seen against light.

3. Optically Variable Ink

The colour of the numeral ‘1000’ appears green when the bank note is held flat. The colour also changes to blue when held at an angle.

4. Fluorescence

The number panel, bank note series, security thread and few particles are printed in fluorescent ink and they will glow when viewed under ultra violet light.

5. Security Thread

Security Thread is of 3mm wide and on this security thread there is ‘bharat’ (written in hindi), ‘RBI’ and ‘1000’ inscriptions. This security thread colour will change when viewed from different angles. The security thread is also visible from the back side of the bank note if viewed against light.

6. Intaglio Printing

The Reserve Bank seal, RBI Governor’s signature, portrait of Mahatma Gandhi and ‘Ek Hazaar Rupiye’ (written in hindi) are printed in intaglio and can be felt by touch. Through this Intaglio Printing visually impaired can distinguish the genuine bank note.

7. Latent Image

On the extreme right side of the bank note there is a vertical band on which hidden numeral ‘1000’ is, this ‘1000’ numeral is visible when held at an eye level.

8. Microlettering

In between Mahatma Gandhi portrait and the vertical band mirco letters ‘RBI’ and ‘1000’ are written. These micro letters can be seen through the help of magnifying glass.

9. Identification mark

There is a diamond with intaglio print on the left side of the bank note. As the diamond can be felt by touch it helps the visually impaired to identify the genuine note.

10. Year of printing

On the back side of the bank note the year of printing appears.

11. See through Register

Like front side of the bank note there are floral designs on the back side of the bank note also. These designs appear as one when viewed against light.

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