Not all prop money reads the same under all conditions. Distance work allow less precise printing, but macro work need realistic paper feel and print quality. Stack presentation is worth considering when cash features prominently. USD, EUR and GBP options allow scope across scripts.

Prop money features widely in film, television and music video props video. Filmmakers rely on it since working with actual money creates a security problem. Visual accuracy counts for close-up work: print quality which reads convincingly under a macro lens.

Music videos uses prop currency more visibly than film. The visual language often calls for significant amounts on screen. Commercial stills face comparable demands though with more exacting close inspection. Specifying prop money rated for close work prevents reshoots.

Film currency props must be distinguishable from real banknotes according to established requirements. The rules change between jurisdictions, generally addressing physical differences and clear labelling. Serious suppliers manufacture within those rules. Using props as genuine remains illegal whatever how the props were made.