Price scales mainly with two things: denomination (a $100-style stack costs more than a $20-style stack of the same size) and pack size (half packs, standard stacks, and jumbo packs sit at different price points within the same denomination).
A single standard stack — the most common starting order — typically sits in the mid-$20s to low-$30s range depending on denomination, with half packs cheaper and jumbo packs more, scaling roughly with note count rather than jumping unpredictably.
Specialty formats cost more per item because they involve more production or assembly: briefcase and duffel sets run from roughly $135 up to $240 depending on scale, since they combine a large note count with the case or bag itself.
Accessories and party items sit at the lower end of the range — confetti packs, single leis, and currency bands are typically under $20, making them easy add-ons rather than the main purchase.
Every price on the site includes GST and reflects the exact note count and face value stated on the product page — no hidden tiers or quote-on-request pricing anywhere in the catalog.
Frequently asked
What's the price range for a single prop money stack?
Roughly mid-$20s to low-$30s for a standard stack, varying by denomination, with half packs cheaper and jumbo packs more.
Why do briefcase and duffel sets cost more than a single stack?
They combine a much larger note count with the case or bag itself, which is reflected in the higher price for the format.