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| 正面描述 | Movie prop replica of the Series 2017A US $100 note, printed with a central vignette of Benjamin Franklin after the genuine Federal Reserve Note design. A vertical blue security-thread simulacrum and gold inkwell underprint appear at centre-right; the Federal Reserve seal is at left. Overprinted legends "MOVIE PROP USE ONLY", "NOT LEGAL TENDER", and "COPY" replace legal inscriptions throughout. |
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| 背面描述 | Movie prop replica reverse based on the genuine Series 2017A $100 design, centred on a vignette of Independence Hall in Philadelphia rendered in intaglio-style engraving. A large copper-toned numeral "100" occupies the right field, with a pale oval underprint at left. Border legends and the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" are retained, while "MOVIE PROP USE ONLY" and "COPY" overprints — including Chinese characters — replace normal reverse text. |
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Prop money occupies an oddly specific legal niche in the United States. Under 18 U.S.C. § 504, reproductions of U.S. currency are lawful for motion picture, television, or theatrical use provided they meet strict size and one-sided printing requirements — the moment a prop note falls outside those parameters, it becomes potential evidence in a counterfeiting case. Manufacturers like Independent Studio Services and RJR Props have navigated this line for decades, and enforcement actions against prop suppliers have occasionally made case law.
The 2017 design series was a common production run, likely timed to reflect then-current circulating notes for on-screen authenticity.