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Bad Ideas / Re: Inkjet counterfeiting
« on: November 19, 2014, 12:53:19 am »P.s. you need an older high res scanner
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How old exactly?
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Im thinking pre-2009
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P.s. you need an older high res scanner
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How old exactly?
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Im thinking pre-2009
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Bad Ideas / Re: Inkjet counterfeiting
« on: November 15, 2014, 02:43:59 pm »You should be printing ontop of bleached ones and fives.I forget involves degreaser tho
I tried it it's too tedious and I can't stand the fumes.
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Bad Ideas / Re: Inkjet counterfeiting
« on: November 15, 2014, 02:42:10 pm »Gonna be some trial and error to get the right type of contrast. On an Epson to print the 50's it looks exactly like the real 50 when you put brightness on level 2 and set it to normal print. I couldn't believe that normal setting looked better then "best setting". You got to play with it a little. Use newsprint paper from Walmart I believe its called strathmore. Your suppose to get the lightest lbs which I think is 12 but they usually only sell those online but you should just go to Walmart get 20 or 30lbs just to see if those are cool and to practice on. Your gonna do watermarks and security thread too?
The 50 and 5 look very real, I used the crayola doodle pad paper it turned out really good. Yea I want to do security threads and watermark, I ordered some clear UV paint from etsy and I was thinking I could print the thread and watermark in a really light gray and printing the bills over them because the paper isn't thin enough to print on both sides.
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Bad Ideas / Inkjet counterfeiting
« on: November 13, 2014, 05:19:01 pm »
What inkjet printer can I use for counterfeiting? My Hp envy won't scan the image but it will print it darker. Also any suggestions on what paper I should use? Southworth 24lb paper is too heavy.
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