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The notes included several Federal Reserve Bond Certificates and six antique gold coins which, according to Customs investigators, looked authentic.


The metal detector at the airport showed images of what looked like a bomb in the luggage of Inoue Horihito, 41, of Kanagama, Japan.
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                    [Summary] => Police seized $89 billion worth of fake US Federal Reserve Bond Certificates during a raid in Malayba-lay City in Bukidnon last week.


Agents of the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG), assisted by local policemen, also confiscated nine fake US Treasury Bond Certificates, one fake gold bar and one gold bullion molder from the house of the suspect, Alfonso Rullorata, in Barangay Cabangahan in Malaybalay. Rullorata is believed to be a member of a counterfeit syndicate.


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FEDERAL RESERVE BOND CERTIFICATES

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Japanese with US treasury bonds held

January 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Alert airport security personnel stopped a Japanese national from boarding a Japan Airlines flight for Narita, Japan yesterday on suspicion that his hand-held luggage contained a bomb but which later turned out to...

Metro

$89 B in fake US bonds seized

March 28, 2001 - 12:00am

Police seized $89 billion worth of fake US Federal Reserve Bond Certificates during a raid in Malayba-lay City in Bukidnon last week. Agents of the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection...

Headlines