In this episode, the hosts explore how one counterfeiter bought a printing press by pretending to need it for a shampoo company. Buying an offset printing press for counterfeit purposes is legal, although it is important to note that counterfeiting itself is not.
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Learn about the main components of a printing press, including ink, plates, feeder, printing system, delivery system, and control system. Used printing presses can be purchased for a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
The speaker tells a story of how a guy needed a press to make counterfeit money and came up with a tale to purchase a printer to print pamphlets for a shampoo company, highlighting the need for expertise in identifying different printing techniques for counterfeit items.