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Can Science Beat Counterfeit Detector Pens?

Season 10 Episode 1 | 10m 20s

Counterfeiting money is wrong. Obviously. But if you wanted to take your totally not real money and fool a counterfeit detection pen, could you do it?

Aired: 01/23/24
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