1 Dollar - Movie Prop

Movie prop currency occupies a specific legal niche in the United States — the Prop Money Act and longstanding Secret Service guidelines require that prop bills be visibly distinct from genuine Federal Reserve Notes, whether through size, single-sided printing, or explicit "NOT LEGAL TENDER" overprinting. Notes that too closely replicate genuine currency have been seized on set and occasionally traced into actual circulation when productions failed to account for all copies after filming.

The 2013 date likely ties this to a specific production run by one of a handful of prop houses — Independent Studio Services and Earl Hays Press being the most established — though without a maker's mark, attribution is difficult.