Why is it so hard to produce perfect counterfeit money?
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Because it’s designed that way. From special paper (actually a cloth blend), to water marks, to color changing ink, micro printing, textures, security fibers, the security strip in newer bills, everything about money is made to be difficult to counterfeit. Many counterfeiters can get one or two aspects of a bill down, but getting all of them is incredibly difficult. The paper stock and ink are only made for the government and it’s watched closely. The micro printing can’t be duplicated on a normal printer so getting the presses and plates to make it work is difficult as well.
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