The defacing of Australian notes in this manner is a crime under the Crimes (Currency) Act 1981. I doubt the police use such obvious markings (which might raise the drug dealer's suspicions if all the notes had similar such markings), when all the cops really need to do is record the serial numbers of the notes they use.
Rather, stamps like this are applied by foreign currency exchange booths. This seems to be a common practice, particularly in Asia.
Rather, stamps like this are applied by foreign currency exchange booths. This seems to be a common practice, particularly in Asia.
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