Our $50 AUD prop money comes in a ready-to-shoot black duffel with 50 mixed stacks — filler and full-print — for instant production use.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia allows reproductions of banknotes only if they are one-sided and less than 75% (or more than 150%) of the length and width of a real note. Our Studio Series notes go further: they use invented designs that copy no real currency, and every note carries a large PROP overprint with MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY and NOT LEGAL TENDER.
Never use prop money as payment. Passing or attempting to pass imitation money is a criminal offence under the Crimes (Currency) Act 1981, whatever the notes look like.
Our $50 AUD prop money is one of our most popular prop pieces, designed for productions that need a fast, reliable setup. Each order arrives in a black canvas duffel packed with fifty mixed filler stacks and five full-print stacks, so the moment the bag gets unzipped, you have camera-ready currency on hand. Whether you are shooting a tight scene in a single afternoon or running a multi-day shoot schedule, this bundle gives you immediate access to a substantial amount of realistic-looking prop cash without any last-minute prep.
The classic $50 note replica is printed with custom matte organic inks on high-density paper. It mimics the hand-feel and crisp sound of paper currency while remaining fully compliant with Australian national laws. Every note carries the required PROP overprint, MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY, and NOT LEGAL TENDER markings, so your production stays safe and stress-free.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Format | Duffel + 50 stacks |
| Bag size | 60 × 30 × 30 cm |
| Finish | Mixed (filler + full-print) |
| One side only, blank reverse | |
| Legal markings | PROP, MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY, NOT LEGAL TENDER on every note |
This $50 AUD prop money bundle is ideal for productions that need a ready-to-shoot setup, quick re-banding between takes, or dramatic money-rain shots for music videos. The mix of filler and full-print stacks means you can fill out scenes fast while still having authentic-looking notes available for close-ups.
It is equally suited for theatrical prop work, photography studio sessions, classroom demonstrations, and corporate training use. Because the notes are invented and carry no resemblance to real Australian currency, you can shoot with confidence wherever you are.
Understanding the split between filler and full-print stacks helps you plan your shoot efficiently. The forty-five filler stacks are built for background coverage, wide shots, and high-volume moments like money rain. Their job is to create the visual impression of abundance without drawing the camera lens in too closely. The five full-print stacks, on the other hand, carry all the printed detail on the face of each note. These are your go-to bundles when the director calls for a close-up, an insert shot, or any moment where the audience will be scrutinising the texture and design.
When you open the duffel on set, you can separate the two types immediately. Keep the full-print stacks in a protective sleeve so they stay clean and crisp for those hero shots, while the filler stacks are free to be tossed, shuffled, or fed through a money machine. This separation also makes re-banding between takes much faster, since you can swap out only the filler stacks without risking wear on your detailed notes.
To maximise the lifespan of your prop cash throughout a shoot, store the duffel flat when it is not in use and avoid folding or creasing individual stacks. If your scene calls for handling that involves sweat or moisture, keep a microfiber cloth nearby to gently pat down the full-print notes between takes. For money-rain sequences, consider using a lightweight fan to lift the filler stacks rather than throwing them by hand — this reduces friction wear and keeps the notes looking fresh longer.
If you need a larger haul, check out our Millionaire Heist Master Crate (100 Stacks), or explore our Photography Studio Pack for additional versatile options.
No. These are theatrical prop notes — invented Studio Series replicas designed strictly for film, stage, photography, classroom and training use. They are not legal tender.
The bundle contains fifty stacks total: the majority are filler stacks for general coverage, and five are full-print stacks for close-up or high-detail shots.
Absolutely. The duffel format is built for exactly that kind of fast-paced, high-volume production work.
Yes. Every note carries PROP, MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY, and NOT LEGAL TENDER markings, and the design is an invented Studio Series creation that copies no real currency. Always confirm local regulations for your specific production.
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