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Learning
to Use The CheckMate on Canadian $
Begin
by familiarizing yourself with real Canadian money and observe the moiré
(wavelike) effect produced when you examine the bill under the CheckMate.
Note: - Real bills are uniform in quality. Counterfeits
are inconsistent and vary in the quality of the paper and the printing method.
On the Front
of the Bill.
- Place the
CheckMate horizontally flat on the bill over the portrait so that the
top of the CheckMate lines up with the top of the bill. Notice the distinct
moiré (wavelike) unbroken line patterns on and around the portrait.
Example A.
- Rotate the
CheckMate slowly to a vertical position over the portrait and watch how
the moiré pattern shifts from area to area.
Example
A

Real currency viewed
with The CheckMate |
The CheckMate
will reveal
a very
strong, clean, sharp and clear moiré patterns on and around
the portrait on the bill. See circled area in Example
A. |
On the Back
of the Bill
- Place
the CheckMate horizontally flat on the bill. Line up the top left hand
corner of the CheckMate with the top left hand corner of the bill. Note
the four distinct moiré patterns in the letters "CAN" of the word "CANADA".
Note: - The patterns you see will be the same for all denominations.
($5, $10, $20, $50 and $100).
- Rotate
the CheckMate slowly to a vertical position and watch how the moiré
patterns shift within each letter. Notice how the background moiré pattern
beneath the word "CANADA" also will shift from area to area.
Example
B

Real
currency viewed
with The CheckMate |
The
CheckMate will reveal
distinctive
sections of line patterns (1, 2, 3, 4) inside each letter
in the word "CANADA". See Example
B.
Background
moiré (beneath the letters) patterns will stay clean, sharp,
clear and no broken moiré lines.
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HOW
TO USE THE CHECKMATE TO SPOT FAKE BILLS
- Examine
the BACK of the bill; the letters "CAN" in "CANADA" then the FRONT "PORTRAIT"
on the bill.
- Place
the CheckMate horizontally flat on the bill. Then, rotate the CheckMate
slowly to a vertical position.
- Examine
the moiré patterns (see examples above).
| IF
THE MOIRÉ (WAVELIKE) PATTERNS ARE |
THE
BILL
MAYBE A
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| a)
Lacking distinctive sections of line patterns on the letters in the
word "CANADA" (Example D) |
COUNTERFEIT
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| b)
An all over wavy lines effect - either vertical or horizontal (Example
C and D) |
COUNTERFEIT
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| c)
Weak, faint, broken lines or unclear moiré on the portrait on the
bill (unlike Example A) |
COUNTERFEIT
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| d)
Weak, faint, broken lines or unclear moiré on on the bill (Example
C) |
COUNTERFEIT
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| e)
Slight or NO moiré patterns on the bill |
COUNTERFEIT
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The
bill is a suspected counterfeit if ANY (not necessary
all) of the following occurs:
- Moiré
(wavelike) patterns become unclear fuzzy or broken.
- A weak
faint unclear moiré on the portrait on the bill.
- Slowly
rotate the CheckMate around revealing an all over wavy lines effect
- either vertical or horizontal lines. See Example
C and D -show allover horizontial
lines.
- Slight
or NO moiré patterns on the bill.
- The
letters in the word "CANADA" are lacking distinctive sections of line
patterns.
Remember:
Counterfeits are inconsistent and vary in the quality of the paper and
the printing method.
Use
the CheckMate to detect the
"Super Canadian Counterfeits"
To
Authenicate Other Currencies (click for users' guide):
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