Is it possible that someone threw tea over the bill? In the guilder
time, I accidentally poured a bit of tea over a bill, and one of the colours
changed.
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Elmo wrote:Is it possible that someone threw tea over the bill? In the guilder
time, I accidentally poured a bit of tea over a bill, and one of the colours
changed.
no i don't think so, only the band has another colour (gold) the other parts of the note are totaly normal
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micro wrote:Maybe someone painted the silver band with a yellow marker?
I don't think because you would see it, there're no stains of marker and the texture of the band is smooth and a yellow marker wouldn't last on it...
But there are waterproof overhead markers available, they make a transparent coloring that lasts. And on your scan I can see yellow stripes left and right of the hologram tape.
at the back side of the bill you have a transparant stripe with 10 and € on it. That's also gold (and not silver) and i think you can't do that with a marker because the signs € and 10 are not gold
if i scan it you can't see it
greetz
the art of staying simple is the essence of beauty
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but we're not gonna hold a war between the belgians and netherlanders 
In the guilder
