(ANSA) - BELGRADE, FEB 23 - According to the portal BIRN,
more counterfeit banknotes have been discovered in Croatia since
the beginning of 2023, the year in which Croatia adopted the
euro. The Croatian National Bank, HNB, confirmed to BIRN that
293 counterfeit euro banknotes have been discovered in the
country since the beginning of 2023. It means that in less than
two months, more forged notes were discovered than in the entire
previous year, when 260 fake euro banknotes were discovered, as
well as the previous year, when 228 were discovered. The most
common counterfeit denominations were 50 euro bills, which
accounted for nearly 200 pieces. (ANSA).
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Croatia: increase in counterfeit euros circulation reported
After entry into the eurozone