What is another word for chinese ducket?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃa͡ɪnˈiːz dˈʌkɪt] (IPA) 
The term "chinese ducket" is a slang term for a counterfeit or fake currency used in olden times. Some synonyms for this term include "shroff," "paduak," "chop dollar," and "salt ticket." These terms were commonly used in different parts of the world such as Southeast Asia, India, and China to refer to fake money. The usage of these terms was particularly prevalent during the colonial era when foreign powers colonized large parts of Asia. These terms have now largely fallen out of use, but they still offer a glimpse into the economic practices of the past. Today, modern technology has made it much harder to counterfeit money, meaning these terms are now largely obsolete.
