Man caught stealing a fake 1000 euro note
A man in Berlin, Germany was arrested for stealing what he thought was a 1000 euro note.

The highest value euro note is the 500 euro note. The note which was stolen by this guy was printed as part of a promotional stunt and is worth absolutely nothing.
"He didn't realise that the largest denomination euro note is the 500 euro. The 1,000 does not exist - it was printed to show what people could win if they took up the firm's offer," a police spokesman said.
The 28-year-old thief from Bulgaria didn't realise the note was bogus. Police arrested him shortly after he broke into the car.Posted in Crime & Law by
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