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<p>[QUOTE="KLJ, post: 151919, member: 1910"]Got a question that's been banging around in the back of my head for a while. I remember hearing that currency paper has basically been the same for at least a century. Sure, we've added watermarks and security strips, but the paper itself is the same. Yet a currency pen - the type used by cashiers to check for counterfeits - that I have says it's good only after 1950. Why?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="KLJ, post: 151919, member: 1910"]Got a question that's been banging around in the back of my head for a while. I remember hearing that currency paper has basically been the same for at least a century. Sure, we've added watermarks and security strips, but the paper itself is the same. Yet a currency pen - the type used by cashiers to check for counterfeits - that I have says it's good only after 1950. Why?[/QUOTE]
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