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New Zealand warns of fake $50 and $100 bills; use "look, feel, tilt" to detect them.
New Zealand police are warning the public, especially retail and hospitality workers, about counterfeit $50 and $100 banknotes.
Authorities urge using the "look, feel, tilt" method to spot fakes: checking for a smooth holographic window with a bird silhouette, map of New Zealand, and 3D effects; feeling raised ink on specific text; and observing color shifts and a moving bar when tilting the note.
Reporting suspected counterfeit notes to police is critical.
Creating, possessing, or knowingly using fake currency is a serious crime, punishable by up to seven years in prison, or up to ten years if used.
The Reserve Bank provides official guidance for identifying authentic notes.
Nueva Zelanda advierte sobre billetes falsos de 50 y 100 dólares; Usa "Mira, Tacto, Inclinación" para detectarlos.