Counterfeit Currency Detector Pen

Counterfeit Bill Detector

The Sona Enterprises CDP-5 is a marker-style pen for checking paper banknotes before you accept them. Draw a short line on the bill and the mark changes color within seconds: yellow means the note passes, black means it is fake. It is a small, cheap check for anyone who takes cash at a register, a gun show table, a swap meet or a private sale.

Features

• Two-Color Result — A yellow mark indicates a genuine bill and a black mark indicates a counterfeit, so the answer is easy to read at a glance.
• Results In Seconds — The ink reacts almost as soon as it touches the paper, so you can check a note during a transaction without slowing the line.
• Fading Mark — The test line fades after a few hours, so genuine bills go back into circulation without a permanent stain.
• International Paper Currencies — The packaging lists US dollars, euros, British pounds, Japanese yen, Korean won, Russian rubles, South African rand, Thai baht and more.
• Fifteen Listed Regions — Coverage on the card includes Argentina, Brazil, Hong Kong, Macao, Malaysia, New Zealand and Taiwan alongside the major currencies.
• Bullet Felt Tip — A rounded yellow tip lays down a clean, narrow test line on the edge or corner of a note.
• Ribbed Cap With Clip — The cap has a ribbed grip band and a pocket clip, so the pen rides in a shirt pocket, apron or cash drawer.
• Model CDP-5 — The pen comes on a blister card from Sona Enterprises with a warning label on the back.

Reading The Result

Mark a small area of the bill and watch the color. Yellow is a pass and black is a fail, as printed on the front of the card. The pen has a glossy black barrel and works like any felt marker, so it takes no batteries or setup. Read the warning label on the back of the card before use.