| From: | IronRaven cyberraven@********.net |
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| Subject: | Cash, Credit and Crime |
| Date: | Wed, 30 Jun 1999 15:25:26 -0400 |
>I personally like the idea of the existance of hard
>currency. Opening a briefcase at a meet with a fixer
>to reveal a lone credstick just doesn't have the same
>feel as a case full of used notes.
No, it doesn't. But you can do other things with credsticks, like using a
tie-clip box if you really want to be traditional.
>than a paper one they are virtually impossible
>to forge. Since their mainstream introduction
That is only because the machinery needed to reproduce those notes is
expenisve and hard to come by. Watch the PRC, NorKor and Iran. Those are
the sources for the best forgeries right now.
Once you have machine that can print the note, then you need to get the
proper stock and ink.
CyberRaven Kevin Dole
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"Once again, we have spat int he face of Death and his second cousin,
Dismemberment."
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