It is getting harder for banknote counterfeiters
The MNB (Hungarian National Bank) has started the exchange of forint banknotes in 2014.
The security features of the renewed banknotes now provide much more complex protection against possible counterfeiting, but there are still people who are still trying – penzcentrum.hu wrote. (penzcentrum.hu)
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