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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eric6794, post: 2625343, member: 76066&quot;]I thought it was used on all denominations. I&#039;ll try and clarify a little better. I have a machine at my work that checks 3 things for counterfeit currency 1. UV light to check the strip. 2. A light that shows the watermark and 3. a little magnet to see whether it has metallic ink the third you rub the bust of the bill across and it beeps to verify if it is magnetic or not. As far as I remember it beeps on all currency denominations. The reason I am asking is I had a $10 bill 1963a that I ran across the magnet and it didn&#039;t beep and I could&#039;ve sworn I have ran older currency than 1963 over it and it beeps but I cant remember for sure. I was asking because I am hoping the note isn&#039;t counterfeit. It seems legit to me it has the rough surface on the collar of the neck and it has the red and blue fibers in the bill and it feels like the real deal but it didn&#039;t pass the magnetic ink test.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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