After the Gulf War, in 1991, when there was a circulation of hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars, “international bankers were shocked to find that some 40 percent of the $100 bills were counterfeits, ” said Reader’s Digest.
Pärast Lahesõda 1991. aastal, kui ringluses oli sadu miljoneid USA dollareid, „olid paljude riikide pankurid šokeeritud, kui nad avastasid, et umbes 40 protsenti 100 - dollarilistest rahatähtedest on võltsitud ”, ütles Reader’s Digest.