Financial and Monetary Systems

These are some of the ingenious ways the world's banknotes are kept secure

Bank of England governor Mark Carney poses with a new polymer five pound note at Whitecross Street Market in London, Britain September 13, 2016. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth

Bank note security features help fight counterfeiting. Image: REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth

Jeff Desjardins
Founder and editor, Visual Capitalist
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