Description
These movie prop bills were formerly the property of Ellis Props & Graphics, which was a major supplier of movie and television props from 1908-2000. The company went out of business and sold its stockpile of movie props. These bills were used as movie and TV props, but it is not known if the specific bills sold here were actually used in film or if they sat on shelves at the prop company waiting to rent them out. These are beautiful notes made to look like ones from the Mexican state of Sonora and would make a nice edition to any collection. These types of notes are listed in Fred Reed’s (2005) book “Show Me The Money!” book and described as being used in film production.
The 10, 20, and 50 Mexican Peso bills are included, each is in a semi-rigid sleeve and has a black plastic display stand. A copy of the Certificate of Authenticity from Ellis Props. is also included.
Condition: Mint
Size: 3 1/4” x 7 1/4” (8.2 cm x 18.5 cm)
