A dye-stained Euro banknote is probably
a stolen banknote!
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Welcome to Banknote Watch
Whether you are a member of the public or a retailer, this website allows you access to specific advice and information on how to identify euro banknotes stolen as a result of 'cash-in-transit' robberies, and what to do when you come across them.
Stained euro banknotes are most likely to be stolen banknotes, and the work of Banknotewatch.ie encourages the immediate withdrawal of stained euro banknotes from circulation.
Navigate the site to find out more about latest advice, as well as access information about the initiative, our members and how to get in touch!
Whether you are a member of the public or a retailer, this website allows you access to specific advice and information on how to identify euro banknotes stolen as a result of 'cash-in-transit' robberies, and what to do when you come across them.
Stained euro banknotes are most likely to be stolen banknotes, and the work of Banknotewatch.ie encourages the immediate withdrawal of stained euro banknotes from circulation.
Navigate the site to find out more about latest advice, as well as access information about the initiative, our members and how to get in touch!
