FAKE MONEY NEW 2024 £20 BILLS, PROP MONEY POUND | UK COMPANY | 100 NOTES| £2,000 Stack | For Movies, Advertising, Play, Party, Supreme, Gun, Fancy Dress, Casino Games

This set of 2024 £20 prop money is a great option for anyone in need of realistic-looking notes for creative purposes. Whether you're filming, creating a photo shoot, or using it for stage performances, these bills are visually convincing and well-crafted. The details on the notes closely resemble real currency, which adds authenticity to any production or display.The pack includes 100 notes, making it a good value for the price. However, it's important to note that these bills are clearly marked as "prop money" to avoid any misuse, and they are not legal tender. The material feels slightly thinner than actual currency, but this doesn’t detract much from its overall appearance.

if your having a party of poker night, you can use this fake money during the event, there are 100 notes in £20 using the kings image on the new currency. Its a bit of fun and can be combined with other fake currency to give your poker night some flair, or even decorative for like a pirate pirate with gold coins and notes for example). Bit of fun, though the money is only printed on one side, so wont hold up at the bank.Pros: Well made prop, £20 x 100, useful for poker/gaming nights.Cons: Wont fool anyone, one sided paper notes.

This prop money comes plainly bagged, with the stack of a hundred £20 notes secured by a paper band, which is sufficiently wide to cover the SPECIMEN text across the notes.The notes are identical apart from the bottom three. The law requires them all to be single sided so to maintain the illusion of a stack, the bottom notes have the bottom image featuring Turner while all the others have the top image featuring Charles III. All the notes are completely blank on the back. Quality is OK in that the printing is good though I don't like the way that it goes all the way up to the left edge, there should be a border there. The paper is a bit glossier than I was expecting too.The notes are noticeably oversized and the SPECIMEN text is large so they don't look at all authentic except with a bit of forced perspective or where scale isn't apparent. Those issues are a legal requirement so no point complaining about that - if you want more realistic prop money the thing to do is to use dollars as those are permitted to be double-sided and correctly sized.I don't think the quality of these notes is quite as good as the stack I already own from a different brand but they have a couple of advantages in that the band is wider and there are more bottom notes included so overall I'm still very happy with this prop money. My biggest issue is the lack of a proper border on the left side.