Counterfeit $100 bills have Chinese characters
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HURON – Police said they are once again investigating reports of counterfeit $100 bills being passed at local businesses.
“Please be extra careful when accepting any $100 bills at this time,” said Detective Capt. Casey Spinsby. “Even be cautious of accepting these bills from friends and trusted associates as they may have unknowingly come into possession of a counterfeit bill during a transaction.”
The Huron Police Department has posted photos on its Facebook page of a counterfeit bill that was recently turned in.
The word “Fake” appears on the bills in these photos, but will not appear on the bills the public encounters, Spinsby said.
It was written on the bill after it was turned into the police.