100 Dollars - Movie Money

Movie money — prop currency produced for film and television production — occupies a legally grey zone in most jurisdictions. In the United States, the Counterfeit Detection Act of 1992 and subsequent Secret Service guidelines permit prop notes only if they are single-sided, significantly oversized or undersized relative to genuine currency, or clearly marked as not legal tender. At 156 × 66 mm, this note falls within a range that has attracted Secret Service scrutiny in past prop-money seizures, most notably the 2015 "Ocean's Eleven" prop-note flooding incident in Los Angeles where identically sized notes appeared in actual cash transactions.

Whether it meets current compliance thresholds depends entirely on what the reverse carries — or doesn't.