from Wikipedia: “this banknote detection code does not rely on the EURion pattern. It instead detects a digital watermark embedded in the images, developed by Digimarc.”
Old news, but I was reminded of it recently. Try copying them on a commercial copier. 1st try, the machine will lock up; 2nd try, the copier repair people will come out; 3rd try, they WILL send the Secret Service. This was all explained to me by a copy repair guy, who had NO sense of humor when I asked about it.
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