Every currency product on this site is priced the same way: the price is 20% of the prop face value the piece carries. A stack printed with $2,000 in face value costs $400. A briefcase set carrying $250,000 in face value costs $50,000. The ratio never changes — it's a flat 5× face value across the entire catalog, not a discount tier or a negotiated rate.
That's a deliberate move away from pricing prop currency like a cheap novelty item. Reduced-scale, clearly marked NOT LEGAL TENDER, film-and-theatre-grade prop notes take real production cost to get right — accurate colour matching, consistent print runs, correct banding — and pricing at a fixed percentage of face value reflects that instead of racing to the bottom on a per-note basis.
It also makes budgeting mechanical rather than guesswork: know the face value your scene, shoot, or display needs, and the price is one calculation away — no tiered discounts to chase, no "call for pricing" on anything in the standard catalog.
The face-value figure shown on every product page (and the "5× face value" badge) is exactly this ratio in reverse — it tells you what you're receiving in prop face value for what you're paying, at the same 20% rate everywhere in the shop.
This pricing model applies to every currency-denominated product — note stacks, packs, briefcases, and gift sets built around a stated face value. Non-currency items (confetti, leis, display cases, accessories) are priced individually, since there's no face value for the ratio to apply to.
Frequently asked
How is the price of a prop money product calculated?
Price is set at exactly 20% of the prop face value the product carries — a flat 5× face value ratio across every currency product in the catalog.
Does the pricing ratio change for bulk or briefcase orders?
No — the same 20%-of-face-value rule applies at every scale, from a single half pack up to the $500,000 duffel bag set.