The strips, BTW, are NOT metal. The lettering is aluminum but the plastic
is related to the thin strips of plastic used in store anti-shoplifting tags.
The clue is when you hold the bill up to the light. In between the letters,
the plastic strip has a light brown color. Mylar (what the Treasury claims
the strip is made from) has no color at all.
You need not remove the strip to wreak it's radio reflectivity. A cut
through it slightly off-center will change it's resonance. Both this
cut and actual removal constitute defacing the currency, which is
illegal. If you want untraceable money, start buying gold.
Putting on the money hat Veteran Adult Webmaster Playa ... Since Feb 2001
Someone is going to be mighty pissed that his/her money got siezed.. someone is in big trouble.. someone is going to lose their life over this one..wow..thats alot of cash!
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