Counterfeiting statistics - EURO; US Dollars; Russian Rubles, Indian Rupees
Euro counterfeiting statistics:
In the second half of 2009 a total of 447,000 counterfeit euro banknotes were withdrawn from circulation.
The tables and graphs show the half-yearly trend in the number of captured counterfeits , the number of captured counterfeits of selected countries from the euro area and participation of individual denominations on total number of counterfeits in euro area and outside the euro area
 The participation of individual denominations on total number of counterfeits in euro area |  The participation of individual denominations on total number of counterfeits outside euro area |
- Source: European Central Bank
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- Mentioned figures include recoveries from both euro area and non-euro area countries
US dollars counterfeiting statistics:
- Seized refers to counterfeit currency that was detected before being circulated
- Passed indicates currency that was determined to be counterfeit after entering circulation
- Source: U.S. Secret Service; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; U.S. Department of the Treasury
- Hyperlink to source documents
Russian Rubles counterfeiting statistics:
- Source: Bank of Russia; relevant annual reports
- Hyperlink to Annual reports
Indian Rupees counterfeiting statistics:
- Source: Reserve Bank of India
- Hyperlink to source documents
- Mentioned figures include counterfeit notes detected at the Reserve Bank's regional offices and branches of commercial banks