Posted: 6/15/2009 9:50:44 PM EDT
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Do sensors exist that allow for the detection for currency? How do they detect currency at the border or at airports hidden on persons or in luggage other than through physical searches? |
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No. They only can see it on radiographic exam (X-ray). With 100s the largest denomination and the 10k declaration, all it takes is one stack of 100s. So they KNOW what to look for in packages. The little strips won't trigger a metal detector, they are only aluminized Mylar. |
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Quoted: Do sensors exist that allow for the detection for currency? How do they detect currency at the border or at airports hidden on persons or in luggage other than through physical searches? Drug dogs. That much currency has probably been in an opium den. The dogs hit on the smell and they find the money during the search. |
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Quoted: You HAD to tell. Now everyone will be physically LAUNDERING their cash.Quoted: Do sensors exist that allow for the detection for currency? How do they detect currency at the border or at airports hidden on persons or in luggage other than through physical searches? Drug dogs. That much currency has probably been in an opium den. The dogs hit on the smell and they find the money during the search. |
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Quoted: Quoted: You HAD to tell. Now everyone will be physically LAUNDERING their cash.Quoted: Do sensors exist that allow for the detection for currency? How do they detect currency at the border or at airports hidden on persons or in luggage other than through physical searches? Drug dogs. That much currency has probably been in an opium den. The dogs hit on the smell and they find the money during the search. Oh, sorry. Didn't know it was a secret. |
