Dri Mark Counterfeit Pen (3513B1)

Item number Item #:2773513b1MFR number MFR #:3513B1

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Product Overview

Good on all U.S. currency 1959 and after
Inexpensive alternative to other detection devices
Fits inside most cash register drawers
Holds enough ink to mark 25,000 bills
By catching one fake $20 bill, it pays for itself

UPC Code:50070889001363

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Keep your profits protected with this Dri Mark 3513B1 counterfeit money detector pen.

This counterfeit pen is the perfect tool to protect your business from counterfeit bills. In the event that fake currency is accepted, the store's deposit will not be accepted by the bank. This makes it vital to catch such an attempt before it is too late. A register with a visible counterfeit detection system is much more likely to deter individuals from attempting to use counterfeit bills.

Made in America
This item was made in the United States of America.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

"Dri Mark counterfeit pens mark the bills with a yellowish color and then disappear if the bill is real. If it marks the bill black than it is counterfeit. This is a great choice of pack of pens to buy."

Detects Fake Bills

Featuring a special patented formula, this counterfeit pen instantly detects the majority of bad bills, taking the guesswork out of counterfeit money detection. It's easy to use, too! A light amber mark on the bill means it passes; a black or dark brown mark means the bill is suspect. When properly capped and stored at room temperature, each pen has a maximum life to mark 25,000 bills.