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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 50 peso. Other Info:A crudely-printed "mule" prop note consisting of two small replicas of a Civil War-era Louisiana state issue paired with a June 2, 1862 Confederate note, printed on the front and back. Perfect for incorporating into your magic routines, mentalism acts, or even for playing pranks on friends. The National Analysis Centre (NAC) analyses suspect counterfeit banknotes and coin sent to the Central Bank.

Other Info:These prop bills, serial number E162429A, 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. Reproductions showing more than 50% of the total surface area of one side must be overprinted with the word ‘SPECIMEN’ unless the note is on a slant of more than 20 degrees. Other Info:This "Federate States {of} America" prop bill is mainly 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 F40 on p. reproduce banknotes issued by us, or part of banknotes issued by us, on any substance or to any scale without our consent.Listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as UC20 and said to have the appearance of a magician's money prop. If you do not allow these cookies you may not be able to use or see these sharing tools or play certain videos on our site. These notes bear the words "MOTION PICTURE MONEY" at top and are true fantasy bills in that they do not replicate any real one dollar note.

If you have information about someone reproducing banknotes illegally, please contact the police or phone Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Reproductions may not appear in an offensive or inappropriate context or in such a manner that we, in our sole opinion, believe would undermine the integrity of the currency. The emerald number in the bottom left corner on the banknote’s front side displays an effect of the light that moves up and down. Serial number is Z8 057724, and is not listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" but is similar to the V10 series starting on p. We have plastic pound sterling fake notes ( undetectable UK prop notes} with supper quality (Holograms, water marks, past UV light test for up to 2years period of time.You must not produce or use images of our notes in a way that we consider offensive, inappropriate or that undermines the integrity of the currency. All our computers are installed with the latest professional editing software ensuring a professional image is produced. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Reproductions showing less than 50% of the total surface area of one side do not need to be slanted or overprinted with the word ‘SPECIMEN’. Multiples of this note were found in our lot, and presumably these advertising notes (or ad note replicas) were used in one or more productions.

This is because some notes that have been altered in this way have been mistakenly accepted as genuine. Other Info:United States large size "demand note" style prop acquired from Ellis Props Sale in 2000. polymer fake notes can easily be spent as they are very durable and authentic as the real bank notes.Printed on soft white paper, reproduction of the one pound notes printed by Japan for the occupation of Oceania during WWII. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. There are many security features incorporated into euro banknotes that make them difficult to recreate. Other Info:These prop bills, serial number M98745653A, 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. Be careful not to use the pen on ordinary paper as this will lower its effectiveness and may lead to a genuine note being marked as fake.