Printed dollars are made with various lines of colors such as peach and blue. They have art work that is off-center, and there are other identifiable watermarks for the purpose of making replication quite easy. True or False True False

The above statement about the printed dollars is False.

Explanation:

The process of printing a dollar is quite painstaking. Printed dollar consist of invisible lines which are visible under predetermined conditions only and are thus are identified by banks and business institutions.

The Artwork on the printed dollar bill is slightly offset from the centre. There are identifiable watermarks to make the recognition of real dollar bill easy. To make printed dollars less prone to counterfeiting and making replication tough, new colors have been added as a security advantage.