How Inkjet Printers are Changing the Art of Counterfeit Money

While the counterfeiting business used to be specialized, these days it's easy for anyone with a printer to give it a try. And that's just what's happening in the United States.

According to Bloomberg: "Statistics highlight the growth: In 1995, less than 1 percent of fake bills were produced on digital printers. In the last fiscal year, nearly 60 percent of the $88.7 million in counterfeit currency recovered in the United States was created using inkjet or laser printers, the Secret Service says."