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In Azerbaijan, citizens complain about the appearance of suspicious banknotes in circulation, on which the inscription "invalid" is hidden under a paper sticker. According to BAKU. and. S., in recent days the advertising center has received inquiries from citizens concerned about the possible spread of counterfeit money. One of the applicants sent the editor a video shot with a 20 manat bill. The photographs show how a strip of paper is peeled off the surface of the banknote, under which is the inscription "ETİza lei özal" ("illegal"). According to citizens, such cases cause serious concern, since when making everyday purchases it is not always possible to determine the authenticity of the bills received. Find and contact.

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In Azerbaijan, citizens complain about the appearance of suspicious banknotes in circulation, on which the inscription "invalid" is hidden under a paper sticker. According to BAKU. and. S., in recent days the advertising center has received inquiries from citizens concerned about the possible spread of counterfeit money. One of the applicants sent the editor a video shot with a 20 manat bill. The photographs show how a strip of paper is peeled off the surface of the banknote, under which is the inscription "ETİza lei özal" ("illegal"). According to citizens, such cases cause serious concern, since when making everyday purchases it is not always possible to determine the authenticity of the bills received. Find and contact.

In Azerbaijan, citizens complain about the appearance of suspicious banknotes in circulation, on which the inscription "invalid" is hidden under a paper sticker. According to BAKU. and. S., in recent days the advertising center has received inquiries from citizens concerned about the possible spread of counterfeit money. One of the applicants sent the editor a video shot with a 20 manat bill. The photographs show how a strip of paper is peeled off the surface of the banknote, under which is the inscription "ETİza lei özal" ("illegal"). According to citizens, such cases cause serious concern, since when making everyday purchases it is not always possible to determine the authenticity of the bills received. Find and contact.

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