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They stand accused of creating perhaps the most audacious and incompetent forgeries ever. An international gang tried to defraud the Bank of England out of £28bn using fake £500,000 and £1,000 notes, Southwark crown court heard this week. There was one problem: £500,000 notes have never been produced by the bank.