How to make counterfeit money and blank checks(complete freebase method)

[bostonboy]

So boys here it is I think, the pen test can be passed by the following method. Arm&Hammer antipersparent and deordarent, dont laugh, try it. Place a small amount on the bill let it sit for about 20 minutes, then depending on the percentage of cotton 24 or 25 place it in a bath of downy for about half an hour. Let it dry flat and test your pen, it will pass yellow. Dont thank me so much as Shetlan as he put the idea in my head about a barrior between the pen and paper but you can send all paypal thank you´s to me directly enjoy

[MurderSkillz]

Cool, thanks. I'm going to try it. Maybe figure out an easier way? By the way, please get a picture of what you call passing with your method. I think it's against the rules to ask for payment or donations.

[MurderSkillz]

Originally Posted by Era_Rebel

Yes but with the paper the bills feel thinner and not quite right and I'm sure that's the only reason one of mine were rejected at the store.

Try 100% cotton at 24 Lbs.

[bostonboy]

Originally Posted by MurderSkillz

Cool, thanks. I'm going to try it. Maybe figure out an easier way? By the way, please get a picture of what you call passing with your method. I think it's against the rules to ask for payment or donations.

Ahhh MurderSkillz, that was a joke the payment part. Try it I have not had any problems thus far. It also seems to help the feel if I place them in a salt bath AFTER the downy, but I am still working on that. Enjoy

[MurderSkillz]

Originally Posted by bostonboy

Arm&Hammer antipersparent and deordarent, dont laugh, try it. Place a small amount on the bill let it sit for about 20 minutes, then depending on the percentage of cotton 24 or 25 place it in a bath of downy for about half an hour.

Thing is how does it print over top of the deodorant? Is it this one or what? http://www.overstockdrugstore.com/pr...3200197249.jpg
The sooner you reply the sooner I can try and do some print tests.

[bostonboy]

Originally Posted by MurderSkillz

Thing is how does it print over top of the deodorant? Is it this one or what? http://www.overstockdrugstore.com/pr...3200197249.jpg
The sooner you reply the sooner I can try and do some print tests.

The printing is done first, AFTER you have your product then you bathe it in the deodarent/salt bath.

[MurderSkillz]

Uhhh wont the ink run?? I'm a bit confused. I will try it anyways and tell you my results.

[bostonboy]

If you have not gotten to the point that your ink will not run MurderSkilz, then it would be harder for you. It works on ink that is already set and dry, you THEN add the deodarent-salt bath. However yes it would largely depend on how you are setting and drying your ink.

[MurderSkillz]

I just let my paper sit and dry. lol How else?

[gzagenius]

About the lye method - will a drain opener with >30% soda caustic work , because that's the closest thing to lye i found in the shops around?

[MurderSkillz]

Why don't you try it and tell us? lol
Sounds like a plan sir!

[gzagenius]

Yea i'll try it tomorrow.

[_crazyeights_]

hey there i just have a question that you may beable to help me with...i understand the whole counterfeit process but throughout the directions something is mentioned about an index card, what is that exactley

[shetlan]

Originally Posted by _crazyeights_

hey there i just have a question that you may beable to help me with...i understand the whole counterfeit process but throughout the directions something is mentioned about an index card, what is that exactley

I don't recall an index card being mentioned. Can you give a quoted section?

[RaZoR123]

Hey shetlan!

I have posted here in this thread yet, but i've been following it ever since you've taken over in knowledge. The guy you were asking about with the index card? He was referring to the original method 123Shadow123 posted up.

Process 3: Printing

1)Find the 1968 currency (front and back) for the amount of money you want. The 1968 currency doesn't have any security features and are still in circulation to this very day. They are rare to get but they exist.

2)Take your index card and scissors and cut out an EXACT replica of the $1 bill. This will be your "Test Print" to make sure you are doing everything OK.

3)Tape the back of the index card down with the double sided tape (tape th edges to you don't effect the entire replica bill or remove any paper)

4)Trace and outline of the location with a pencil (lightly)

5)Scan your "test print"

6)Use a photo editing tool such as PhotoShop and create a new image

7)Make it as big as the "test print' and add the front of the currency to where the index card is.

8)Now print it in a high quality!

9)Wait an hour and let the ink dry

10)Repeat steps 2-9 except printing the back

11)After the ink COMPLETELY DRIES, iron it one last time!

Congratulations! You just made counterfeit money!!!!!

It is a little confusing sounding, and i seem to like your method better anyways. But i got a question for you sir. Do you think the Canon MP980 would scan/print? It looks like one of the best photo printers they have out, but i dont really have 200 to blow on Amazon, to find out it wont print. Any workarounds you know? What i REALLY find interesting about this specific printer is its ability to do a double-side copy. No problems re-aligning now. Also just a simple one time step. Whatcha think?

[shetlan]

Originally Posted by RaZoR123

Hey shetlan!

I have posted here in this thread yet, but i've been following it ever since you've taken over in knowledge. The guy you were asking about with the index card? He was referring to the original method 123Shadow123 posted up.

It is a little confusing sounding, and i seem to like your method better anyways. But i got a question for you sir. Do you think the Canon MP980 would scan/print? It looks like one of the best photo printers they have out, but i dont really have 200 to blow on Amazon, to find out it wont print. Any workarounds you know? What i REALLY find interesting about this specific printer is its ability to do a double-side copy. No problems re-aligning now. Also just a simple one time step. Whatcha think?

Oh, so the index card is completely unnecessary.
I don't know anything about the MP980, whether or not it scans should be clearly visible in the item description.

The ability to make a double sided copy is convenient, but not worth the extra cash. It only takes a few seconds to properly align the samples to make the bill, there's no reason to spend 10x the money on a printer that does it for you.

[RaZoR123]

Originally Posted by shetlan

Oh, so the index card is completely unnecessary.
I don't know anything about the MP980, whether or not it scans should be clearly visible in the item description.

The ability to make a double sided copy is convenient, but not worth the extra cash. It only takes a few seconds to properly align the samples to make the bill, there's no reason to spend 10x the money on a printer that does it for you.

I meant if it would print bank notes. Could you go into more detail as to how you set up your scans to print them? Like what program you used, and how you aligned them so well?

[shetlan]

Originally Posted by RaZoR123

I meant if it would print bank notes. Could you go into more detail as to how you set up your scans to print them? Like what program you used, and how you aligned them so well?

If you'd read my method - both of those questions would already be answered.

1: I don't scan - I directly photocpy.
2: No programs, they just make it more complicated.
3: Line them up with your eyes and your hands, it's not that hard.

[RaZoR123]

Nevermind.

[shetlan]

Originally Posted by RaZoR123

I just bought an Epson Artisan 800. Any suggestions before i try anything?

Yes. Re-read the instructions I gave, and go very very slowly. Also, use the blue masking tape instead of scotch tape.

[RaZoR123]

Ha, thanks for the help. Im bailing out of this one. This shit is wack....good luck though.

[MurderSkillz]

I use photoshop to manage my colors and alignment. Also fix anything I may need.

[theburninguitar]

im first time poster, i have a 1981 series 100 dollar bill i was wondering what if any security features are on it because i see no water mark on the bill, i wanted to get some more information if anyone knows

[shetlan]

Originally Posted by theburninguitar

im first time poster, i have a 1981 series 100 dollar bill i was wondering what if any security features are on it because i see no water mark on the bill, i wanted to get some more information if anyone knows

No watermarks, no security strip, no nothing.
Pre-1990 bills have practically no security features.

[MurderSkillz]

Only security features that you would have to pass really is the pen test. Banks maybe the UV test. But the thing is.. You better pass that pen test before even thinking of using a 100 dollar bill. Unless you like being bent over

PS. Blue and Red threads. But I think any modern scanner can pick them up. My scanner picks up micro-print.. lol

[bengalT369]

The 25% rag paper method would probably work in Canada as many retailers and clerks aren't used to handling US money on a daily basis.

[MurderSkillz]

I found that 100% cotton 24LB paper feels and works best. Especially when broken in. It feels like a real, old broken in bill.

[bengalT369]

Can you explain what you mean by "broken in"?

[MurderSkillz]

Not crisp anymore. Like real bills get. When they no longer have that "crispness". Esp after circulation from a while. Even better for bills that are pre '96.

[bengalT369]

Have you tried printing on 100% cotton and then going through the water/downy method? If so, did it produce a better result? Or is 100% cotton paper just good on its own without any more modifications, besides being broken in?