without the Bank’s consent apply to goods or packaging, to sell, expose or distribute goods with the Bank’s registered trade mark (or a sign likely to be mistaken for it) with a view to gain for himself or another, or with intent to cause loss to another. These notes bear the words "MOTION PICTURE MONEY" at top and are true fantasy bills in that they do not replicate any real ten dollar note. Our banknote reproductions policy was updated in February 2019 so formal application and approval is no longer required. If you hold the banknote against a bright light source you can see the watermark and the security thread on the note. This helps to create durable or water-resistant notes that can be used in situations where sturdiness is helpful.

Other Info:Scarce Paramount Pictures "Indian" ten denomination prop note acquired from one of our favorite antique prop note suppliers recently. Howkins was arrested and he was interviewed by police, and that interview was performed in court by the prosecution and a police officer.

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. A number of color variations exist, as notes printed at different times, perhaps on different presses. 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. If you believe you are in possession of a suspect counterfeit you are obliged to submit it to your local financial institution, the Gardaí, or the Central Bank’s National Analysis Centre (NAC) or Coin National Analysis Centre (CNAC). 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).

Other Info:British style prop acquired from Ellis Props Sale in 2000 and listed in Fred Reed's catalog. Other Info:Large "Bank of France Currency" prop acquired from Ellis Props Sale in 2000 and listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as BC50a3.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.