1980s Series $50 Full Print Prop Money Stack with Brown Bank Strap

Sale price $22.00 Regular price $37.00

The 1980s Series $50 Full Print Prop Money Stack includes 100 non-currency prop bills secured with a brown saw-tooth style bank strap, making it an excellent choice for period productions, television, photography, commercials, music videos, training scenarios, and promotional media. Featuring a 1980s-inspired design, this stack delivers a convincing vintage appearance on camera while remaining a non-functional production prop.

Each bill is produced using high-resolution printing on premium commercial paper with crisp details, vibrant color, and precision cutting for a professional finish. The artwork is intentionally printed with lighter tones than genuine U.S. currency to simplify color correction during post-production. No functional security features or working holograms are included.

Ideal for filmmakers, photographers, production designers, prop masters, content creators, stage productions, promotional displays, and set dressing, this full-print stack provides authentic visual detail for a wide range of creative projects.

Please Note: This product is a non-functional production prop intended solely for entertainment, educational, promotional, and media production purposes. It is not legal tender and cannot be used as real currency.


3. Key Features

  • Includes 100 full-print 1980s Series $50 prop bills
  • Brown saw-tooth style bank strap included
  • Vintage-inspired 1980s design for period productions
  • High-resolution printing on premium commercial paper
  • Colors optimized for easier post-production editing
  • No working holograms or functional currency security features
  • Non-functional production prop for film, TV, photography, and set dressing

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Disclaimer: PMFX props are intended for lawful film, content creation, cosplay, costume, display, theater, training, or production use only. For safety reasons, the prop weapons are not designed to be confused with real ones up close.

High-quality movie props selected to look believable on camera

not like something pulled from a party aisle.