Money importance and production, A Real Science

Money Importance and Production, A real science⇒

Money is the everybody's need in today's society. Now a days for the money people can do any things such as⇰⇰ Robbery,Murder,etc.Money has become the most wanted things in today's society. people are striving to make the money.We can see in many news that people are killing other people to make money.The money now a days is treated as the food,just like you cant survive more days without money.Money is not every thing in life but it is true that money can buy u a lot of things.

Production of money today➥

Experts are constantly devising new safety measures that are extremely difficult for anyone to bypass or to duplicate. It is due to some such measures that criminals now a days find it difficult to duplicate money.The large Euro coins,for instance,have a magnetic core,which is surrounded by a non magnetic ring.In Currency notes the safety features are much more complicated these includes a microprint that one can read only with a magnifying glass,and a shining silvery cinegram, which is difficult to make.In addition certain prints on bank notes can only be seen with the UV Reader.For this reason high-value bank notes are placed under a black light on the cash counters to check whether they are

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