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A quantum money scheme is a quantum cryptographic protocol to create and validate banknotes which are impossible to forge. The key idea is that arbitrary quantum states cannot, in general, be perfectly copied (a fact known as the no-cloning theorem). Utilizing this idea, quantum money schemes produce banknotes which are impossible to forge by including quantum systems in their design. The first proposal for a quantum money scheme is due to Stephen Wiesner circa 1970, though it remained unpublished until 1983.