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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 10 peso. 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. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. My kids love playing restaurant and this gives them a good chance to use math skills and learn about business management! Big Screen Stacks | PROP MONEY | UK COMPANY | REALISTIC UK POUNDS GBP BRITISH ENGLISH BANK 100 10 POUND NOTES - Spare Bank Note Strap.

You need to check with the Debt Management Office to find out what you need to do if you want to use images of banknotes issued by the Treasury between 1914 and 1928.A well-drawn fun note, believed to be magicians' money, not shown in Fred Reed's "Show Me The Money" catalog of prop money. Printed on yellow paper, it is a reproduction of the ten centavos notes (P-104) printed by Japan for the occupation of the Philippines during WWII.

Similar to P-60a but more detailed, slightly larger, and no "Ellis Mercantile" line underneath the portrait and bison. We have supplied prop banknotes and fake money in other currencies including US Dollars, Euros and fantasy notes that do not resemble real currency for the ultimate in clearance. Other Info:Argentina style prop note, said to have been made for the film "Evita" but I haven't verified this. We have sourced high quality printers and media paper that are best suited to reproducing our novelty chips, notes and cheques. Curiously not listed, but pictured and mentioned, in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money.

A fantasy note crafted by some Hollywood graphic artist with a resemblance to an early 1800's Bank of St.

Serial number is C2 174717, and is not listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" but is similar to the V10 series starting on p.Other Info:A prop note from the Ellis Props hoard of 2000 that is a fairly accurate replica of a real Mexican Revolution Chihuahua 1 peso of the type. Prosecutors, meanwhile, said that his claim was 'nonsense' and he had really bought himself counterfeit currency. This Prop Money will be very effective on Social Media, Fashion Design , Interior Design , TV , Film and Music Videos.