Premium, highly realistic prop banknotes for cinematic camera sweeps, theatre, cashier training and photography — every note stamped PROP COPY. Not legal tender, never passed off as genuine.
Select the prop money configuration for your creative or training requirements.
Actual photographs of the Australian prop notes. PROP COPY marks clearly visible on every note.
We supply production companies across Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast with the industry standard in prop currency.
Notes are printed on high-grade paper with crisp registration lines — built to hold up under 4K and 8K cinema cameras, not just a phone photo.
Every note is clearly marked PROP COPY, printed in line with Reserve Bank of Australia reproduction consent conditions — your set stays legally clean.
Shoots move fast. Stock is warehoused in Australia with overnight express available for urgent production deadlines.
Why directors pick our notes over substandard novelties.
Refraction & glare elimination. Real polymer bills have reflective coatings that flare under production lights. Our prop notes use anti-glare finishes so focus stays on your performers, not the money.
On-set narrative realism. Whether it's a vault fill for a heist or a close-up briefcase reveal, stacks are optimised for natural weight, flex and count feel in an actor's hands.
Honest marks. In wide and mid shots our notes read beautifully on camera. Extreme macro zooms will reveal the PROP COPY stamp — that's the point. They look right on screen and can never be mistaken for genuine currency.
"Reads flawlessly in our casino scenes — sharp under 8K, and the markings keep us compliant on set. Best prop stack we've bought in years."
Everything you need to know about legally buying and using prop money.
Why our props are legal to buy, own and film with.
Printed in line with the Reserve Bank of Australia's reproduction consent conditions: clearly distinguishable from genuine banknotes, never presented as genuine currency.
These notes are NOT legal tender and will not fool anyone up close. Passing them off as genuine money is a criminal offence under the Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 (Cth). For film, television, theatre, education, training and novelty use only.
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