Other Info:"IOU TEN DOLLARS" old prop acquired from Ellis Props and listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as T10. Other Info:"IOU FIFTY DOLLARS" old prop acquired from Ellis Props and listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as T10. junkies or the bills because the purchases are small and the counterfeit money denominations are so small. If the suspect item is subsequently deemed genuine the Central Bank will contact you to arrange reimbursement. Other Info:These prop bills, serial number A58959214A, are said to have been used in the TV series "Fargo" (season 4, the one starring Chris Rock) and are not illustrated in Fred Reed's "Show Me The Money" catalog.

When you want the look of real money without spending actual pounds, fake banknotes can be a great solution.Other Info:"YOU CAN'T PASS ME PHONEY MAZUMA" old prop acquired from Ellis Props and listed in Fred Reed's book "Show Me The Money" as P-70.

Other Info:This "El Banco Nacional" prop bill is based on an old, altered design of a Sonoran 5 peso note and is shown in Fred Reed's "Show Me The Money" catalog as BA10 (500c) on p. If you believe you are in possession of a suspect counterfeit note you are obliged to submit it to your local financial institution, the Gardaí, or the Central Bank’s National Analysis Centre (NAC). Other Info:Scarce Paramount Pictures "Indian" ten denomination prop note acquired from one of our favorite antique prop note suppliers recently. You can find pre-owned and used fake money from other eras, which would be considered vintage, and it might be worth more than some newer variations. We received only a tiny number of Paramount "Indian" bills in the approximately 75,000 notes we purchased from the Ellis Props sale in 2001.Presumably used as a prop like any other "note" in the lot, so not sure why it didn't get a regular listing. If you have information about someone reproducing banknotes illegally, please contact the police or phone Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Other Info:"YOU CAN'T PASS ME PHONEY MAZUMA" old prop acquired from Ellis Props and listed in Fred Reed's book "Show Me The Money" as P-60b. The design on the reverse of the note celebrates Scientist, Alan Turing and his pioneering work with computers.

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These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. There are also materials like silver foil, glitter, or gilt that can be used as a special coating or accent to add visual interest to the notes. Special and amazing training banknotes, ideal gifts for bank employees, youtube video , Movie props, Magic show, Cosplay party and so on. Other Info:A prop note from the Ellis Props hoard of 2000 that is a fairly accurate replica of a real Mexican pre-revolutionary Banco de Sonora 20 peso. Other Info:A prop note from the Ellis Props hoard of 2000 that we've nicknamed "Confexican America" due to it consisting of elements from Confederate, Mexican, and play money notes!IMPORTANT - 25% larger, single sided and features specimen text on the front as per Bank Of England Guidelines. Created from an artist's rendition (well-done) of the face of a real French 100 note but no denomination or words (just a few numbers). This is because some notes that have been altered in this way have been mistakenly accepted as genuine.