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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 318627, member: 4626&quot;]Don&#039;t quote me on this, but as far as I know it&#039;s perfectly legal to show any amount you want of <i>genuine</i> currency.&nbsp; This is however a limit to how much <i>fake</i> currency can be made for the sake of props, due to anti-counterfeiting laws.&nbsp; (It also can&#039;t be so close to real currency that it could pass for real on close examination.)&nbsp; The legality issue isn&#039;t how much money you can show, but an issue of making fake currency whether you show it or not.&nbsp; If you want to show a large amount of money it&#039;s probably not cost effective to come up with that much real currency for the sake of props (also makes for a security problem, to make sure someone doesn&#039;t get the urge to walk off with it).&nbsp; So they can either use fake currency that wouldn&#039;t pass as real on close examination, or they can do what some do, have bundles of notes where they use a real note on top and bottom but the inside of the bundle is just blank paper.&nbsp; Sometimes they just bank (no pun intended lol) that nobody is going to pay close attention anyway and just use play money or copies of non-legal tender notes.&nbsp; I think I saw one time where they used novelty million dollar bills, which are not considered counterfeit since there is no genuine bill worth that much.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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