German Authorities Seize Over $103 Million in Counterfeit US Bills

The counterfeit cash, linked to a Turkish wholesaler, was intended for transport to the United States.

German investigators seized counterfeit U.S. dollar bills worth over $103 million, traced back to Turkey.
The fake bills were discovered in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, stored for transport to the United States.
The counterfeit bills, known as 'prop copy' or 'movie money,' could be mistaken for real money upon cursory inspection.
A 42-year-old Turkish national, suspected of exporting counterfeit money to the U.S., is under investigation but has not been arrested.
The operation was uncovered following tips from U.S. authorities, leading to the seizure of 75 cartons of fake dollars.