Gift SetsNot legal tenderGraduation Money Gift Set

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Graduation Money Gift Set

Price$59.00AUD · GST inc.
In the pack56 notes20 × $20 · 20 × $50 · 16 × $100
$1.05per note

AUD · GST inc. · 10% off when paying in crypto


A graduation-themed gift set pairing mixed prop notes with a money lei. Reproduced at a size that differs from genuine Australian currency by at least 25%, per RBA reproduction guidance. Clearly marked NOT LEGAL TENDER on every note, with no replicated banknote security features. For film, theatre, education, and novelty use only.

Not legal tender · RBA-COMPLIANT SIZING · For film, theatre & performance use
1 Distressing / Circulation Level
2 Packaging / Currency Band Style
3 Serialization
Standard SequentialSystem-assigned serial code. Custom or buyer-specified serials are not offered on any product.
Item unit price: $59.00Total: $59.00
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  • Minimum order $350.00 · ships Australia-wide via Australia Post, tracked
  • Free tracked shipping on every order
  • System-assigned serials only — no custom serial numbers on any product
What arrives in your parcel

Every $20 size, note for note

Same note, same print, same banding — only the count changes. Pick the size by the shot: a strap for a wallet or handoff, a stack for a register or a table, a jumbo for a spread.

SizeNotesFace value printedYou payPer note
Birthday Money Gift Box55$2,500$59.00$1.07
Graduation Money Gift SetViewing56$3,000$59.00$1.05
Prop Money Gift Box Set85$5,000$89.00$1.05

Face value is the value printed on the prop notes. Every note is reduced-scale, marked NOT LEGAL TENDER, and carries no replicated security features.

From set & stage

★★★★★
Absolutely convincing on stage. Ordered for our school play and the audience had no idea. Fast delivery too!
James Whitfield · Mar 2024
★★★★☆
I ordered three bundles of assorted denominations for a crime thriller we were staging in Sydney. The notes looked genuinely convincing under both warm and cool stage lighting. The texture isn't quite like real currency …
Sophie Brennan · June 2024
★★★★★
I've been a props coordinator for amateur and semi-professional theatre productions across Victoria for nearly eight years, and sourcing quality prop money locally has always been a challenge. Most suppliers either send …
Marcus Delroy · July 2024

What is the Graduation Money Gift Set?

The Graduation Money Gift Set contains 56 Australian-styled prop notes (20 × $20 · 20 × $50 · 16 × $100) with a combined face value of $3,000, priced at $59 AUD. Every note is reduced-scale by at least 25%, marked NOT LEGAL TENDER and carries a system-assigned serial only. It ships free and tracked across Australia.

Key facts

Price
$59 AUD, GST inclusive
Contents
20 × $20 · 20 × $50 · 16 × $100
Notes
56
Combined face value
$3,000
Price per note
$1.05
Size and marking
Reduced by at least 25%, marked NOT LEGAL TENDER
Shipping
Free, tracked Australia Post across Australia
Minimum order
$350 in goods

Questions about this product

Are gift sets suitable for teenagers and adults?

Yes — birthday and graduation sets are designed as novelty cash gifts for any age.

Can I add a card or message to a gift set?

Not currently included — add your own card alongside the gift.

Do gift sets ship gift-wrapped?

They arrive boxed; gift wrapping isn't currently offered as an add-on.

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