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Suitcases of forged banknotes aren't just the stuff of heist movies and spy novels. Every day banks and governments are working hard to stop the fraudsters but some are more successful than others. buy fake money online Click or scroll through to see the countries with the least and most counterfeited currencies across the globe.

First let's look at currencies that tend to avoid forgery. The Kiwi dollar (US$0.72/£0.50) is one of the world’s least counterfeited currencies. It only has one counterfeited note or coin per 1,000,000 in circulation. But although the Reserve Bank of New Zealand acknowledge they have low levels of forgery compared with other countries, they still keep an eye out to make their notes and coins as fake-proof as possible.

The New Zealand dollar is made of polymer (a type of plastic), which is designed to be harder to forge. And the notes have several security features to make them harder to counterfeit. Each note has two transparent windows: one is oval-shaped and has the denomination of the note embossed in it, and the other is in the shape of a curved fern leaf. A real note should have both windows there properly embedded in the note - if they look ‘stuck on’, there may be a problem. fake hundred dollar bill for sale

A currency low down on the world’s forgery list is the Norwegian Krone, where in 2017, the discovery of just 20 fake 50 krone notes ($5.50/£4.20) by police was reported as headline news.fake 20 dollar bill for sale. That said, in late 2019 Norway released new notes, including a high denomination 1,000-krone ($110/£84) bill, in response to advances in technology that made counterfeiting notes easier to do. The new notes have visible and invisible filaments that act as security against fakes.buy fake money online.Unlike many currencies, Norway’s does not feature any famous people on its banknotes. Instead, following a competition in 2014 to design new notes, the theme is the country’s bond with the sea.fake 100 bills for sale.

The new notes were hailed as the "most beautiful in the world" when they were released last year and each denomination features a sub-division of the sea theme. For example, the 50 krone features a lighthouse mimicking a real one on Norway’s most northerly point, the 100 krone ($11/£8.50) features Norway’s largest preserved Viking ship and the 200 krone ($22/£17) a large cod (pictured).  

In the first half of 2020, there was a 19.4% drop in the number of counterfeit notes found in South Korea, according to the Bank of Korea (BOK), which is a downward trend that started in late 2017. South Korea increased the security features of its won notes, and changed the style to curb the counterfeit currency boom from the 1990s and early 2000s, creating a pretty currency with brightly coloured notes and the faces of important historical figures on one side and different scenes from Korean nature on the other. But there is also the issue of counterfeiting other, more valuable currencies.buy fake money online. South Korea is known for its high quality forgers, especially of US dollars. In fact, fake 'superdollars' that are almost indistinguishable from real US dollars have been identified by the US government as coming from both North and South Korea.

In 2011, Canada switched from paper notes to plastic, made from a polypropylene substrate. As a result, counterfeiting fell dramatically – by 74% in 2015 according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). counterfeit money for sale.But in the same year, the Canadian dollar was still the fifth most counterfeited currency in the world with one in 36,000 dollars faked.

The Canadian notes feature a large transparent window through which you can see a metallic portrait above a metallic building. Beneath the portrait the word "Canada" is also transparent and is slightly raised.fake money for sale Other security features include a smaller frosted window with a maple leaf design, which has a transparent outline and contains hidden numbers only visible when lit up with a small light.

But despite all the clever measures, it seems like the fraudsters might be beginning to catch up. In the first three quarters of 2018 there were approximately 8,000 counterfeit bills detected, with C$100 (US$75/£58) and C$20 (US$15/£12) denominations being most common. The number of counterfeit bills in circulation has been on the rise since 2015 according to RCMP statistics.

Now as we take a look at the most faked currencies in the world, it’s perhaps not surprising that the Chinese yuan, in a country known for high corruption levels, features. In May this year, Chinese police busted a currency forgery case and confiscated 422 million yuan ($60.3m/£47m) in fake notes. That's despite efforts from the Chinese government to crack down on fake notes. In 2013 the authorities arrested Peng Daixang, a 73-year-old forger behind nearly 97% of all fake notes circulating in the country. He sold his hand-drawn templates to gangs, a crime that led to life imprisonment.buy fake money. While in 2015 the People’s Bank of China, China’s central bank, unveiled a new 100 yuan note ($14/£11), one of the most commonly counterfeited bills, in an effort to crack down on counterfeiting.

While the 2015 100 yuan ($14/£11) note still features Mao Zedong, it’s now printed with colour-changing ink on the pattern of the number 100. The colour changes from golden to green when the angle is adjusted. And a new security line on the right of the note changes from hot pink to green when the viewing angle is adjusted.buy counterfeit money

In late 2019, in another attempt to catch forgeries the central bank issued new 50 yuan ($7/£5.50), 20 yuan ($2.90/£2.20), 10 yuan ($1.40/£1), and 1 yuan (14 cents/11p) notes, which have the same colour-changing ink as the 100 yuan ($14/£11) notes, and the security line running down the middle. Despite all the government's efforts, it seems that there’s still a high level of forged bank notes in China. Forged 100 yuan ($14/£11) notes are sold for just 6 yuan (86 cents/66p).  

The Indian Rupee is also up there with the top most forged world currencies. Over the last decade, the Reserve Bank of India has detected a total of 4.27 million counterfeit notes. In the financial year 2019, the forgery of new 500 rupee ($6.50/£5) notes increased by 121%, while counterfeit 50 rupee ($0.65/£0.50) notes increased 57.3% and counterfeit 20 rupee ($0.27/£0.20) notes increased 87.2%. That said, fake 100 rupee ($1.30/£1) notes declined 7.5%.buy counterfeit money online.