I once got a fake C note from a Wells Fargo bank and swore I'd never do business with them again. I'm all for designing currency to foil or discourage counterfeit artists, and I'd even give Wells Fargo another chance if I were confident the design would reduce counterfeiting by 100%, thereby ensuring only legitimate bills in WF's coffers. But this monstrosity? Let's hope this eyesore does its intended job of thwarting counterfeit crime.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Um, Yuck?
New design for the hundred dollar bill. Click here for the video demonstration:
I once got a fake C note from a Wells Fargo bank and swore I'd never do business with them again. I'm all for designing currency to foil or discourage counterfeit artists, and I'd even give Wells Fargo another chance if I were confident the design would reduce counterfeiting by 100%, thereby ensuring only legitimate bills in WF's coffers. But this monstrosity? Let's hope this eyesore does its intended job of thwarting counterfeit crime.
I once got a fake C note from a Wells Fargo bank and swore I'd never do business with them again. I'm all for designing currency to foil or discourage counterfeit artists, and I'd even give Wells Fargo another chance if I were confident the design would reduce counterfeiting by 100%, thereby ensuring only legitimate bills in WF's coffers. But this monstrosity? Let's hope this eyesore does its intended job of thwarting counterfeit crime.
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