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  • Note of Caution - Interactive Features - Portfolio.com

    what the bureau of printing and engraving doesn't realize is that if someone wanted to counterfeit some money they wouldn't try to replicate this new money but would instead make old money which is easy to counterfeit and that you can still spend, nor do they realize that by the time... more

    Reviewed by imadoofus123 Apr 27 2008, 04:24pm ( 58 reviews ) • portfolio.com

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  • Rated by JAELYNN7 on Nov 11 2008, 4:57am

    money is money..has no value!

  • Reviewed by MisterGabrick on Nov 10 2008, 1:03am

    So does this mean bourgeois property rights are more in danger than they've ever been?

  • Rated by baghdadlily on Nov 03 2008, 8:57pm

    Learn something new everyday. I do like the new 5 dollar bill.

  • Reviewed by Psychodelicpengu on Oct 28 2008, 3:17pm

    There should be better ways to dispose of old money.. :/

  • Rated by wafflehousehero on Oct 27 2008, 9:47am

    so this person i used to work with just got cought for counterfeiting. apparently they were just scanning them and printing them out on an old HP ink jet printer. the funny part of this story is the fact that it worked for 4 or 5 months. yes, i was as amazed as you are.

  • Rated by drdoalot714 on Oct 26 2008, 12:23pm

    All the features of the new $5.00 bill that will make it more difficult to forge.

  • Reviewed by richdiesal on Oct 06 2008, 12:30am

    This is old news, but I noticed one of the explanations was slightly misleading: the reason for the big purple number five on the back is listed as making it easier to differentiate the bills "at a glance," but this is only partially true. Actually, research at the University of Minnesota revealed that the old design (green on green) was very difficult to read at all for people with low vision or partial colorblindness. By changing the color and making it larger, they drastically increase the number of low vision people who can differentiate the bills (which was impossible with the old design).

  • Rated by robbo369 on Oct 03 2008, 10:29am

    no more frod