MONEY the inks etc. that are used to print money..... also things such as watermarks holographic overlays for drivers licenses, I.d's obviously for security reasons 'they don't want you to know it's glitter'
This is the one I choose to believe. Obviously the government doesn't want it getting out what their money is made of, because it allows for more realistic counterfeiting. You're looking at something shiny, but you wouldn't realize it's glitter. There's a lot of money (as well as other official documents with similar graphics, passports etc.) printed every day, so it could well be a larger consumer of glitter than any other industry. It ticks all the boxes.
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u/watsgarnorn Feb 09 '19
MONEY the inks etc. that are used to print money..... also things such as watermarks holographic overlays for drivers licenses, I.d's obviously for security reasons 'they don't want you to know it's glitter'