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The United States Secret Service was created for that sole intention.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Marshal's Service will also investigate from time-to-time, but the secret service has been given the responsibility.

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How much of the currency in the US was believed to be counterfeit in 1965 when the secret service was established to combat counterfeiting?

One-third?


How much circulating US currency was counterfeit when the secret service was established?

When the Secret Service was established in 1865, it is estimated that about one-third of all circulating U.S. currency was counterfeit. This rampant counterfeiting posed significant challenges to the economy and public confidence in the currency, prompting the creation of the agency primarily to combat this issue. The agency's initial focus on counterfeiting laid the groundwork for its broader responsibilities in protecting the nation's financial infrastructure.


Who investigates destroyed US mail?

The US Postal Inspection Service.


Which law enforcement agency deals with counterfeiting in the US?

The US Secret Service is the US government agency nominally in charge of counterfeiting. It was originally part of the Treasury Department , but its role became one of crime-fighting and was expanded in 1901 to include protection of the President and government officials, for which it is now chiefly known. In 2003, the Secret Service was placed under the Department of Homeland Security.


Which clause can set the minimum prison sentence for those found guilty of counterfeiting US currency?

Clause 6


How was the US Secret Service started?

To stop rampant counterfeiting after the Civil War in 1865


What is the mission and function of the US Secret Service?

Presidential security and investigate counterfeiting cases


Counterfeiting is what type of crime?

Counterfeiting is not a "type"of crime, it is it's own offense. Primarily it is the reproduction of US currency, but can also apply to any government issued document of value (e.g.: food stamps, etc).. See below link:


What is the reason for allowing US currency to be printed by foreign countries it would seem to be a great risk of counterfeiting?

All U.S. currency is printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Plants are in Washington and Fort Worth, not outside the U.S.


What are the ways the US protects its currency from counterfeiting?

http://www.minneapolisfed.org/community_education/teacher/counterfeit.cfmWater marks and security threads are just two examples. Go to the above site for more examples.


What are 2 ways the US protected its currency from counterfeiting?

http://www.minneapolisfed.org/community_education/teacher/counterfeit.cfmWater marks and security threads are just two examples. Go to the above site for more examples.


How does a government counterfeit?

The government counterfeits when they create money of thin air backed by no production and created by the printing press . === === In both the previous and current versions of American currency, there is strong evidence that a government was counterfeiting and circulating US currency. In the earlier case, the alleged perpetrator was Iran; in the later it was North Korea. In neither case was proof offered at the civilian level, although the US and Japan did in fact sanction North Korea for this. Government-level counterfeiting is nowadays a political tool.

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