Piqua isn’t the only city that has dealt with the fake bills.
In January, Xenia police warned businesses and residents after they received multiple reports of fake cash being passed at area business, including Stan’s One Stop on West Second Street.
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“It looked like a regular $100 bill, but on the back, where it said in United States Treasury of America, it said for motion picture use only,” Lori Britch, a cashier at Stan’s One Stop, told News Center 7 earlier this year.
Authorities in Montgomery County also have dealt with similar counterfeit money schemes recently.
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