Cyprus Reports Increase in Counterfeit Euro Banknotes

The Central Bank of Cyprus announced that 670 counterfeit euro banknotes were withdrawn from circulation last year, a 17.1% increase from the previous year, with the €55 note being the most counterfeited.

4 Mar, 08:25 — 4 Mar, 08:25

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Over 650 fake euro notes found in Cyprus last year

In 2025, 670 counterfeit euro banknotes of various denominations were withdrawn from circulation, a figure 17.1 per cent higher than 2024, the Central Bank announced on Wednesday. It said the €50 note had the highest rate of counterfeiting in Cyprus, accounting for 45.4 per cent of the total. The European Central Bank announced that during […]

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Over 650 fake euro notes found in Cyprus last year

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