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Bosnian Police Warn Citizens of Fake Euro Bills in Circulation

The Ministry of Internal Affairs warns citizens of Srednjobosanski Canton about counterfeit Euro notes circulating in the region.

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The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Srednjobosanski Canton reported an increase in cases of counterfeit Euro banknotes being circulated in the region recently. [1] By the start of 2026, the euro in Venezuela had accumulated a total variation of +161.00%, rising from 355 bolívares to the current level of 927 bolívares. [2] On September 1, 2026, the euro in Venezuela traded at 927 bolívares according to the latest official update. [3] Citizens are instructed to report suspicious notes to the nearest police station or by calling the free number 122. [4] Police investigations revealed that some counterfeit notes clearly display the text 'Copy,' while others appear identical to original Euro banknotes. [5] The Ministry of Internal Affairs advised citizens, especially merchants and gas station workers, to exercise increased caution when handling cash. [6] On September 1, 2026, 100 euros were equivalent to 92,655 bolívares at the prevailing exchange rate. [7] The euro in Venezuela registered a daily variation of +0.42% compared to the previous close of 923 bolívares on August 31, 2026. [8]
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  1. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Srednjobosanski Canton reported an increase in cases of counterfeit Euro banknotes being circulated in the region recently. · Nezavisne novine
  2. By the start of 2026, the euro in Venezuela had accumulated a total variation of +161.00%, rising from 355 bolívares to the current level of 927 bolívares. · Clarín
  3. On September 1, 2026, the euro in Venezuela traded at 927 bolívares according to the latest official update. · Clarín
  4. Citizens are instructed to report suspicious notes to the nearest police station or by calling the free number 122. · Nezavisne novine
  5. Police investigations revealed that some counterfeit notes clearly display the text 'Copy,' while others appear identical to original Euro banknotes. · Nezavisne novine
  6. The Ministry of Internal Affairs advised citizens, especially merchants and gas station workers, to exercise increased caution when handling cash. · Nezavisne novine
  7. On September 1, 2026, 100 euros were equivalent to 92,655 bolívares at the prevailing exchange rate. · Clarín
  8. The euro in Venezuela registered a daily variation of +0.42% compared to the previous close of 923 bolívares on August 31, 2026. · Clarín
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