Play Bills - 1 Dollar Bills - Set of 100

I bought this set of play money for my kids, and it has been a great purchase! The bills are bright green and clearly marked as play money, which makes them fun and safe to use without any confusion. They come in a nice stack inside a resealable bag, making it easy to store without losing pieces. My children love using them for pretend play—running their own “store,” playing banker, and even practicing money math skills. It’s also a great tool for teaching them how to count and manage money in a hands-on way. The size is very close to real bills, which makes the experience feel realistic for them, but the bold green color makes it obvious that it’s not real currency. The paper quality is decent—thicker than regular paper but not too stiff—so the bills hold up well even after lots of handling. For the price, you get a generous amount, enough to keep the fun going without worrying about running out. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. It’s educational, fun, and well-made. Highly recommend for teachers, parents, or anyone who needs play money for games, classrooms, or activities!

Do NOT try to deposit these with your bank! You will be charged with bank fraud. I was given a choice: 10 years at Leavenworth, or 11 years at Twelveworth. I’m at Leavenworth now. 😂 Seriously though, they’re an inexpensive, fun and cute way to educate kids about money, and kids can also be encouraged to use them for play as well. You can’t go wrong with these great quality play money bills!

Perfect for the game we were playing, the bills were difficult to count out if you plan on frequent counting that could be a downside

Works for small school projects.

These are one of the few that are printed in detail on both sides. We added santa hats to George and made them into Christmas bucks.

Great for play money.

I am an elementary teacher (5th grade), and I use money as my behavior system. All the students have a job and get paid on the 15th and 30th. They get fines for not doing homework or not being prepared. They earn money for reaching goals and good grades. On the 30th, they pay "rent" for their desk. They love having the money in their hands, it teaches them how to count and organize money and I even have them use a check register to write out withdrawals and deposits. Parents love this system, though I fear this is a skill these kiddoes will never use. Either way they love it. Definitely realistic enough.

This is great, I have a tax business name Cash Back Solutions and we actually put it as decorations on our office Christmas Tree, it was so beautiful. I didn't think about it til a week before xmas so I just added a few to see what it would look like, but next year it will be raining Cash!!!