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Banknote reproductions must either be an exact copy or bear no resemblance to our banknotes or contain any of the design elements. Our banknote reproductions policy was updated in February 2019 so formal application and approval is no longer required. Other Info:These prop bills, serial number A53197885J, 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. 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).
Could pass as the real thing from a distance, but easily recognizable as a prop bill with many disclaimers in all the titles. Other Info:A prop note from the Ellis Props hoard of 2000 that is a fairly accurate replica of a real Mexican pre-revolutionary Banco de Sonora 20 peso. If the suspect item is subsequently deemed genuine the Central Bank will contact you to arrange reimbursement. If your reproduction does not have any of our banknote features on it, this would be considered more of a ‘voucher’ rather than a banknote and would not need to meet our reproduction requirements.how ever, UK prop notes just as other counterfeit bank notes shows up in different places in different denominations at different times. 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.
You can find pre-owned and used fake money from other eras, which would be considered vintage, and it might be worth more than some newer variations. Notes of this type are said to have been used in the 2001 action thriller "Spy Game," starring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Serial number is J10521641J, a different number than the one listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as M40 on p. Multiples of this note were found in our lot, and presumably these advertising notes (or ad note replicas) were used in one or more productions.Reproductions showing more than 50% of the total surface area of one side must be overprinted with the word ‘SPECIMEN’ unless the note is on a slant of more than 20 degrees. New security features::clear window, raised print, Iridescence, SPARK, microtext, UV, embossed numeral. Grades about VF except that all remaining examples we have seem to be damaged with tears and/or missing corners, etc. If you hold the banknote against a bright light source you can see the watermark and the security thread on the note. In addition, civil liability attaches to infringement of the Bank’s copyright, moral rights, and trade mark rights.
There are also materials like silver foil, glitter, or gilt that can be used as a special coating or accent to add visual interest to the notes. Other Info:Unusual fantasy 2 (peso) dual portrait style prop acquired from Ellis Props Sale in 2000.
Other Info:Promissory note prop acquired from Ellis Props Sale in 2000 and listed in Fred Reed's landmark catalog "Show Me The Money" as L10 on page 497. Other Info:Scarce Paramount Pictures "Indian" five denomination prop note acquired from one of our favorite dealers recently at the FUN show. Printed on soft white paper, reproduction of the one shilling notes printed by Japan for the occupation of Oceania during WWII.
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