MAG II 4 in 1 Currency Authenticators
MAG II 4 in 1 Currency Authenticators
are the most economical and effective safeguards available to determine the authenticity
of banknotes, credit cards, traveler’s checks, IDs, and most drivers licenses.
Both ultraviolet and white fluorescent lamps aid in the verification of features
that are difficult or impossible to detect with the naked eye.
The 4 in
1 Plus can even be used in brightly lit environments unlike most UV devices. It
is the primary deterrent used by many leading Financial Institutions, Retailers,
Government Agencies, and Hospitality Industry Firms.
 4
in 1 Plus Currency Authenticator - incorporates an improved ‘hood’
design for greater visibility of…
- Paper reflectivity, watermarks
and security thread characteristics on banknotes
- UV reactive characteristics
common on transaction receipts, traveler’s checks, drivers licenses, IDs
and credit cards
- Works great, even in brightly
lit environments
- Compact design (only 10
½ ” wide x 6” high x 5 1/4” deep)
- Two 6 watt overhead UV
lamps and one 6 watt white fluorescent back light
- Durable, heavy-duty construction
 Basic
4 in 1 Currency Authenticator - The ideal device for the authentication of
currency as well as drivers licenses, IDs, traveler’s checks, and credit
cards.
- Twelve watt overhead UV
lamp and white fluorescent back light
Small footprint (11” W x 6” D x 5.7” H)
- Works best when located
away from direct or bright light sources
We Check
for Counterfeit Bills:
Authenticate Currency,
Check Credit Cards, Verify Drivers License/Photo ID, Authenticate
Traveler's Checks, Verify Transaction Receipts
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Banknote Authentication Procedures
1. For all notes: Check to see if the paper glows. Turn on the
UV lamp and check to see if the paper glows. If it does, reject the note.
2. For newer style notes (series 1996 and
later with off-center portrait): Check the security thread under the UV lamp.
The thread should glow according to the colors shown in Figure A. Caution: the
glowing thread must be visible from both sides of the note. If not glow is visible,
go to Procedure 3.
Special procedure for new style $100 bill
glows a very faint red. Look carefully, holing the note closer to the UV light
source if necessary. If you still cannot see the red glow, go to Procedure 3.
3. For newer style notes only (series dated
earlier that 1996 and later with off-centered portrait): Check for watermark.
Turn the white fluorescent lamp on and check for presence of a watermark (Figure
B). If not visible from both sides of the note, reject the note.
4. For old style notes (all series dated
earlier than 1996): Check for security thread presence. Turn on the white fluorescent
lamp. The security thread should be visible (Figure C). IF not, check to see if
the series date is pre-1990. If it is, cross check again closely using Procedure
1 before accepting or rejecting the note.
*These procedures are recommendations
only, Magner assumes no responsibility for the misidentification of a genuine
note or failure to identify a counterfeit note through their application. Risk
of accepting counterfeit notes, credit cards or IDs will be reduced if procedures
are applied in a consistent fashion.
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