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Had a lot of fun with this play money.

The media could not be loaded.  We used mostly fake money I. This money machine along with real money. The kids didn’t know which were real and which weren’t! It was so much fun but we will be using these again to work with our after school and summer school scholars.

Every time my kids do chores, I give them these fake money to save and we take them out to buy toys they want. They give me the fake money then I buy them with the real money lolGood way to teach them too

The hundreds are very realistic. My five year old grandson loves them. He has been gifting his friends and relatives since he's now a millionaire. They are made of high grade paper, not flimsy like monopoly money.

This 'money' looks real! I think it's a great tool for teaching kids how to use money.I bought this for my dad who has dementia. Although the money looks real, the feel of it is not even close to real (understandable).For that reason I had to put it away for a while. But as dad further declines, the time of passing this off as real money is closing in and this will be a perfect tool to help ease his mind and have plenty of 'money' to hide around the house(yes, it's a 'thing' for him) without having to worry about losing track of it or aides being tempted to steal.

Purchased for individual with dementia. Bills are authentic looking and works very well at keeping them occupied.

They suit my purpose as well to help me with my budget. When I was young I used to keep actual cash and envelopes and use it for my bills etc.It's a virtual world though now and like most, I pay with cards.I got this to keep the envelope system to keep track of everything in my savings in a physical way.

Can tell it’s fake