Experts say the kneeling cat pattern on the 100-yuan RMB is an anti-counterfeit

Recently, the kneeling cat pattern on the 100-yuan RMB note has attracted much attention. After magnifying the front of the fifth-generation 100-yuan RMB note, several "kneeling cats" were revealed. In response to this, coin experts denied that the "kneeling cat" was the imagination of netizens and that the "cat" pattern should be an anti-counterfeiting design.

Experts say the kneeling cat pattern on the 100-yuan RMB is an anti-counterfeit

Recently, a netizen posted that after magnifying the front of the fifth-generation 100-yuan RMB note, several "kneeling cats" were found. The post also includes an enlarged picture. In response to this, yesterday, coin experts denied that the "kneeling cat" was the imagination of netizens, and the "cat" pattern should be an anti-counterfeiting design.

Netizens

'Kneeling cat' found on banknotes

"I found three cat-shaped patterns below the words "People's Bank of China" on the front of the 100-yuan banknote. Two of them looked like they were kneeling in worship. So cute. Who designed them?" Recently, a netizen posted that there are a few cute cats "hidden" on the fifth-generation 100-yuan RMB note.

The enlarged picture posted by netizens shows that there are three "cats" on both sides of Chairman Mao's portrait on the front of the 100-yuan RMB note. "A cat" stood upright with its mouth open, eyes as big as copper coins, and its front limbs stretched out. The "two cats" next to them raised their front paws and knelt down.

The reporter compared and found that the enlarged picture posted by the netizen is roughly the same as the pattern vaguely seen on the 100-yuan RMB note. However, the publisher has outlined it in black. After outlining, several kneeling cats "come to life on the paper".