For the past two weeks, Corbin police have had 13 reports of counterfeit money.
Caption Tim Helton said, "this is the most amount of counterfeit money that I've ever seen coming to this area at one time."
Helton says it's not just Corbin seeing the counterfeit bills, but also Williamsburg and Jellico, Tennessee.
Police tell us the bills range from $1.00 to $ 50.00 bills. Police say they do have leads, but so far, they've made no arrests.
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