North Korea accused of printing counterfeit U.S. currency

BEIJING - North Korea is financing illicit activities by printing up bogus U.S. $100 bills and passing them abroad to banking centers such as Macau, the former Portuguese colony now under China's control, a senior U.S. Treasury official charged Friday.

The counterfeit bills are of such good quality that they've come to be called "super notes," said Stuart Levey, the Treasury undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
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Despite publicity over the counterfeit "super notes," North Korea continues to print the bogus bills, Levey said.

"There's been a super note that's been created in North Korea recently, quite recently," he said, offering no further details. "I don't want to comment exactly on the evidence."

Levey declined to say how North Korea obtained the technology to produce high-quality fake U.S. currency or how much it has attempted to pass abroad.

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all my life when I seen funny money some of the fakes looked good but
they never had the feel of real paper money.I haven't seen the super note so I cant say.Doesn't the Bush Crime Family have a printing operation ? whats it called..ah! The US.Mint

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the US federal debt was static for a month or so...

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Let's get em.