Official Props

Polymer prop currency for film and video productions

Official Props is a Canadian supplier of polymer prop banknotes made to emulate Canadian currency. The company states that its products are built specifically for filmmakers, music video directors and content creators, and that the notes are sized and textured to match the dimensions of real Canadian tender so they can be stacked and counted on camera.

The site describes the operation as a certified manufacturer of what it calls high-quality movie production money, and frames every item in its catalogue as intended strictly for film, television, photography, music videos, theatrical productions and promotional entertainment use. The company states that its polymer currency holds no legal tender status and cannot be used for monetary transactions, and that it will refuse a sale if illicit use is suspected.

Catalogue of prop notes and packages

The shop is organised around Canadian denominations sold in fixed-count packs, alongside sample and bulk bundles. The catalogue listed the following items and prices when this profile was written:

• Canadian $50 prop notes, 50-pack: C$150.00
• Canadian $20 prop notes, 50-pack: C$150.00
• Canadian $100 prop notes, 50-pack: C$150.00
• 10-piece sample package: C$35.00
• 40-piece starter package: C$120.00
• 300-piece bundle package: C$600.00
• Adhesive add-ons, 50 pieces: C$48.50
• Custom prop currency and sticker set, bulk orders of five or more pieces: listed at C$0.00

A separate custom option lets buyers choose the quantity they need, with a stated base rate of $3 per unit below 250 pieces. The site also lists gold bullion bars as a product line alongside the Canadian prop money.

Promotions shown on the site

The storefront displayed several time-limited offers. A 30% discount on all packages was advertised for one week with the code SAVE30, and a new-customer code, FirstOrder, was presented as offering up to 15% off a first order. A monthly deal promoted the 300-piece bundle at $550 against a crossed-out reference of $750–800, using the code BUNDLE. These are catalogue promotions captured during scanning rather than standing terms.

Shipping and order handling

Orders are described as shipped in custom packaging inside a base parcel, with the company stating that a package which fails to arrive is reshipped at no extra cost. The site includes dedicated pages for delivery and shipping, order tracking, refunds and returns, and a section warning about fraudulent sellers using the brand's name.

Customer feedback and positioning

The site reproduces short testimonials from buyers. One, attributed to Jordan Hayes, refers to use on music video sets and says the notes hold up in extreme close-up macro shots. Another, attributed to Priya Sharma, praises the material while noting slower shipping times. A third, attributed to Leo Martins, compares the stickers favourably with notes previously sourced from China. These are individual comments displayed by the company and not an independent assessment.

Compliance stance

Alongside the product pages, Official Props maintains sections on legality and disclaimers that restate the creative-production-only purpose of its prop currency and the prohibition on using it outside lawful production work.