Question

Timothy, a cashier, is given a twenty-dollar bill at his store. He is suspicious of the customer and wants to make sure the currency is real. Which would be a clue that the currency is counterfeit?

There are watermarks in the paper bill.

There is a security thread in the paper bill.

There is no gold standard backing the bill.

There is no change in the color of the bill's ink.

Answer 1

There is no change in the color of the bill's ink.

Step-by-step explanation:

Couterfait currency refers to fake money that is printed without permission of the government and it is considered fraud. A clue that the currency is counterfeit is that there is no change in the color of the bill's ink because if you have a bill and you move it back and forth and look at the lower right corner, the numbers there have ink that shifts its color from green to black.

Answer 2

A clue that the currency is counterfeit would be if the bill had no change in the color of the bill's ink.