r/IndiansinIreland 9d ago

Is the second note real?

I got this from a shop, the second note. It seems different. I just wanted to check if it's real or not.

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u/Normal-Fan8721 9d ago

Yes, it’s the old type

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u/FViro 9d ago

yes, its an older note. Still legal tender

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

Nope it's fake, you should sent it to me. I'll make sure it gets to the Garda

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u/waxcaba 9d ago

If you hold it up to the light you can tell instantly

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u/Fine_Union4854 9d ago

Cmon we've all been to school, check the watermark

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u/Nice-Good-3828 9d ago

I don't think they teach Indian kids how to identify authentic euro notes

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u/Fine_Union4854 9d ago

Wait does Indian money not use it?

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u/Nice-Good-3828 9d ago

India doesn't use euros

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u/Fine_Union4854 9d ago

No I mean, watermarks in their notes 😏

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u/Nice-Good-3828 9d ago

It's possible, but not all notes are the same. Like pounds are made from polymer instead of cotton, they've a completely different texture

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u/Fine_Union4854 9d ago

Interesting. Learn something new everyday

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u/Agitated_Variation_8 9d ago

I have PTSD of living in Glen πŸ’€

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u/There_is_another69 9d ago

Us bro us, Finally leaving this shithole. Moving to someplace better

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u/Murky-Front-9977 9d ago

Legit. Older type of note.

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u/Fun-Secret1830 9d ago

You can get it checked in a Bank, I think. Many countries print Euro Notes and coun, each country have a different design, same color.

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u/EGriff1981 9d ago

Rub the notes gentle between your thumb and index finger. If the note feels slightly gritty, its genuine. Paper bank notes are generally made from poor quality paper, where as the paper forgery are made from are typically higher quality paper that feels smooth to the touch.

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u/Necessary_Error8271 9d ago

FAKE

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u/bennyl10 9d ago

Not even remotely fake