
$5,000 Prop Money Stack
Fifty prop notes in the denominations you choose — the small-scene starter stack.
Build-your-own banded prop money stacks from $5,000 to $1,000,000 in screen value. Choose your denominations and the quantity of each; we print, band and dispatch from Sydney. Flat pricing, reduced scale, clearly marked props.

Fifty prop notes in the denominations you choose — the small-scene starter stack.

One banded strap — 100 prop notes — in your choice of denominations.

250 prop notes, banded, in the denomination mix you build.

Five banded straps — 500 prop notes — in your choice of denominations.

Ten banded straps — 1,000 prop notes — with the denomination mix you choose.

Twenty banded straps — 2,000 prop notes — mixed to your denominations.

Fifty banded straps — 5,000 prop notes — in the mix you choose.

One hundred banded straps — 10,000 prop notes — built to your denominations.
A money stack is the unit art departments think in: a bank-band strap of 100 prop notes that reads as $10,000 of screen value in $100 style. This range packages that unit into eight sizes, from a single $5,000 group for a wallet close-up to a $1,000,000 hero pile for a bed of cash or an overflowing case. Every note is offset printed on matte stock, reduced in scale and clearly marked as a prop in line with RBA reproduction guidelines.
What is different here is that you build the stack. Pick the denominations — Australian, US, Euro or GBP, from $10 to $100 — and set how many of each, up to the note count for the tier. All $100s for maximum screen value, or a realistic mix of $100s, $50s and $20s for close-ups. The price is flat, because it is the same number of notes printed and banded either way. Not sure how much you need? Read how much prop money you need, or ask about wholesale for larger runs.
Each tier is named for its value in $100 style: a $50,000 stack is 500 prop notes, a $1,000,000 stack is 10,000. If you build the stack with smaller denominations the on-camera value is lower, but the note count — and the price — stays the same.
Yes. On every stack page you set the quantity of each denomination — AUD, USD, Euro and GBP, from $10 to $100 — and the total just has to add up to the tier’s note count. We print and band exactly that split.
Yes. The per-note price falls as the stacks get larger, from about $1.58 a note on the $5,000 stack down to about $0.77 on the $1,000,000 — the same volume logic as ordering full straps individually, built in.
Not sure where to start? Read our film & TV buyer's guide, check the Australian legal rules, or request wholesale pricing for bulk orders.