– Prop Money UK – 100 Fake £50 King Charles Notes for Film, TV & Photography – Realistic Prop Cash for Content Creators, Games & Pranks, Pretend Play

Great item

Not good quality at all Much larger than actual money - no good for video shoot at all !!

Great for a party treasure hunt !

They are ridiculously over sized compared to real notes

They're overly sized as described so, can't complain. But too obvious as prop. But they're good.

I’m not completely certain what I am going to use these for, but there is something strangely satisfying about holding a large wad of £50 notes – even if they aren’t real. I have a jewellery shop, so I will use these in a cabinet to advertise that I buy silver and gold. With the band around the wad, the word specimen is covered up, so they look very convincing. Pity they have the word specimen on the front, but obviously that ensures there is no danger of them being misused, note also they have blank pink backs. You get one wad, taped as shown. Useful as display props, fancy dress, jokes etc. Recommended.

I received this item for free as part of the Amazon Vine programme, in return for a frank and honest review of the product. My review will be based on my personal experience of this product. TL/DR - High enough quality to use in theatre/tv/film productions, Also a good teaching tool for helping children understand money This is a review of 'Big Screen Stacks | NEW 2024 King Charles £50 Prop Money | x100 Notes | £5000 Total Value | Industry approved fake Money for films, TV, Social Media.' and the comments only apply to this item. Style Ordered: 100 x Prop £50 King Charles Bank Notes Quantity received: 100 x Prop £50 notes Does the product work/perform as advertised: Yes Is the product value for money: Yes Would I recommend this product: Yes These are good, realistic looking prop £50 notes. To comply with the law, the £50 notes are one-sided. The top 99 bank notes feature the front of a £50 note with King Charles as the Monarch, the bottom note features the reverse side of a £50 note. The reverse side of each note is shaded in the primary colour of the £50 note, so that if you quickly flick through it should look like the bank notes are printed on both sides. Also, the prop £50 notes are printed on paper that is larger than a real £50 note. This is to ensure that there is no way than anyone could possibly accept them as real legal tender. The notes are of high enough quality to be able to be used in theatre productions, or tv/film - but if the camera were to linger on them for more than a few seconds, then it would be quite obvious that they are not actually real notes. However, if someone needs to have a holdall stuffed with bank notes, then these would be the perfect prop. These bank notes could also be used in an educational setting, where you are teaching children how to understand money and how it all works.

Please do not waste your money. It doesn't look real. I bought it for novelty but not worth it.