(Photo: Washington, DC).
The BEP factory started money printing activities more than 150 years ago. It is estimated that BEP prints $ 500 million a day.
The printing of American money is completely different from design to ink and paper.
(Photo: Moneyfactory).
The dollar looks and feels differently because of the composition of printed paper including 75 percent cotton and 25 percent linen.
(Photo: Moneyfactory).
The back of the notes will be printed first.
(Photo: Washington, DC).
After the back is finished printing, the technician starts checking for errors.
(Photo: Moneyfactory).
The notes are then left dry for 3 days before being printed on the front.
(Photo: Moneyfactory).
Chengdu Money Printing Factory, a member of China National Money Printing and Printing Group, is located in Sichuan Province.
(Photo: West China Metropolis Daily).
China's yuan production process goes through 10 steps. The first stage is to choose paper.
(Photo: Gizmochina).
The main ingredient of paper to print Chinese money is cotton.
(Photo: West China Metropolis Daily).
Workers check the quality of money printing paper before being sent to the machine to print money.
(Photo: Gizmochina).
After successful printing, money will have to go through a quality inspection.
(Photo: Gizmochina).
In Russia, the special agency undertook the task of printing the country's banknotes and coins as Perm's factory (Goznak).
(Photo: sputniknews).
Blank sheets of paper that are used to print money are specially formulated.
(Photo: Sputniknews).
The factory staff will check the quality carefully after each stage.
(Photo: Sputniknews).
Money is printed on large paper sizes, then transferred to a cutting machine to become a standard banknote.
(Photo: Sputniknews).