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Central Bank reports drop in counterfeit Jordanian dinars
The Central Bank of Jordan confirmed a significant decline in counterfeit cases of the Jordanian dinar in recent years, especially after the issuance of the fifth series of banknotes at the end of 2022, which incorporates advanced security features that are difficult to imitate. It clarified that most of the counterfeit notes currently being detected are simple copies made with primitive methods, which can be easily distinguished through security markers such as the three-dimensional security thread, the watermark, and the cotton paper texture. The bank urged citizens to use inspection tools, such as ultraviolet devices, and to verify banknotes through trusted sources. It also emphasized that the efforts of security agencies have greatly contributed to reducing counterfeiting, despite the continued growth in the volume of currency circulated within the kingdom.
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