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Upsurge in forged £1 coins

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rov1100 | 18:29 Wed 04th Apr 2012 | How it Works
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A story in the news again this week about forged coins.

What is the difference between these forged £1 coins and the printing of money by Quantiative Easing. Both put more money in circulation and both hit the consumer.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-10774366
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Avatar Image HowardKennitby
I am actually surprised that it is still economic to forge £1 coins.
20:34 Wed 04th Apr 2012
Avatar Image buildersmate
Forging is for metal, printing is for paper. That's the difference.
21:19 Wed 04th Apr 2012
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What I'm really getting at BM is how can QE be legal whereas the forgery of coins is illegal. The end result is the same, more money in circulation and the devaluation of the genuine currency.
10:52 Thu 05th Apr 2012
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QE is under controlled conditions (we hope) and forgery is not
10:57 Thu 05th Apr 2012

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