The reason why US Dollar is prone to counterfeit is because of the core material (linen & cotton) there bills are printed from, while that barely happens to countries (like the UK, Australia, Barbados) who print their currencies using polymer with transparent windows or panels.
I mean, there have been attempts of people counterfeiting polymer currencies but to no success as it’s obvious (mistakes are guaranteed to be detected, it’s hard to “fake” a transparent window) since polymer bills have a different texture and have braille in comparison to US Dollars.


Why do you keep making posts asking extremely easily googable questions vaguely related to counter fitting and which bills are most widely accepted in different countries?
Like…
You’ve been doing these posts for a while, and they could have all been answered in 15 minutes if research