The Most Beautiful Play Money in The World (According to My Mum) Watercolour Illustrated Pretend Money

These bills are printed very clearly and brightly on glossy paper, which some reviewers disliked, but I think the gloss makes the colors stand out very boldly, which I enjoyed. The designs are every bit as lovely as seen in the product images. These were perfect for me, because I am running a South-Asian islands themed Dungeons & Dragons campaign with adult friends, and these will be used as a fun replacement to the "mark off three gold" generic monetary system used in less-themed campaigns. Little touches like that really add to roleplaying fun, and everyone at my gaming table just loved these the minute they saw them. So yes, it's play money, but adults play too, and adults are the ones who I feel like this unique artistic treasure is really for :)The seller, also, is incredibly polite, responsive, and helpful in resolving any issues. On one set I ordered the glue from the wrapper over the bills had adhered to the bill beneath it, ripping it, and the seller responded to my issue literally in under a half hour, with an over-and-above solution. I have rarely ever had such a polite and immediately helpful seller issue reply, and sincerely recommend this item and seller to you, based on my own extremely-positive experience with both :)

I bought two packs of this beautiful play money for our kiddos and we LOVE it! ❤️ Exquisite quality, beautiful colors, and, the price is an absolute bargain!We set up a cool little shop for our kids and they can use the beautiful play money that they earn from doing their chores, to buy things for themselves, family and friends. Its been working out great, as they now understand concepts like earning, budgeting and the value of an earned dollar. We use these to teach our six year old math as well.Thank you for this beautiful product! I'll definitely recommend to my friends!

Abnormal user here - I'm the kind of person who has trouble visualizing/comprehending spending and earning without having real, physical interactions with money. So I got these for myself to use as a kind of symbolic cash envelope system. I got these because fake/play US money is just as ugly as real US money, and these are beautiful! Making them way more fun/satisfying to use. The high gloss paper (think like, national geographic magazine high-gloss paper) makes it so they slide nicely in the hand for quick bill counting. And it's extra fun now to be able to come home after work and count out how much money I just made and put it in my "paycheck so far"envelope, so I can see and feel it accumulating. The only issue I had was on one of the bundles of bills (the 5s), the paper sleeve somehow got glued to the face of the top bill, and so when I went to remove it, it defaced just a little bit of the top bill. I included a photo of the damaged bill beside a regular bill to show what I mean. While it was a little disappointing, I just put it on the bottom of the stack. With how many bills there are, I may never even need to use that specific one, so I don't care too much. I am strongly considering getting a second set to have more of certain denominations that I'll need more of because these are so pretty and enjoyable to use!

Texture is a little smooth so they slide around easily. Used for a party for fake money and everyone enjoyed it! Lots of fun! You could use in so many ways with games or kids play money to help them count. So pretty to look at too! Great colors. Size fits in your hands well! Feel the price is right for how many you get!

This play money, which comes in denominations of 1, 2, 5,10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500, is absolutely beautiful. The illustrations are detailed, intricate, lifelike, and very aesthetically pleasing. I got this primarily for the idea of it, as I am a very amateur numismatist.However, there is one problem with the money: the paper is quite thin and has the texture/feel of wrapping paper. If I were to use this money in a game of some kind, I fear that the money would get easily damaged. I wouldn't let children handle the money, for sure. I'd have to admonish adult users of the money to be very careful.I think this is an easy fix, though. The product just needs to be made on sturdier paper. The idea of it, and the execution of the design, are absolutely great. I would say get this product if you want to and appreciate it, just be sure to be careful with it.

Coming from an artist myself this is great they're beautiful and good quality. I'm a cash binder stuffer so these will make awesome place holders! Love love love them!

I use this for play cash when we play mahjong or poker cards. It is much more fun than using Monopoly money or pennies.Although it is not amazing quality paper, it is decent paper and sufficient for its purpose. The printing is very high quality. The design is beautiful and the colors are nice.As for the price; I find it worth it. Although it is not cheap, it is not expensive either. I spent more than that upgrading my monopoly set dice.Bottom line is that it makes games more enjoyable to use pretty money rather than drab pennies.

I use this money in our homeschool. Excellent work earns "School Bucks" which they can spend in our school store for little things. I was on the fence for a while about whether to buy this set or a plain set and I'm so glad I went with this one. My youngest wants the School Bucks because he wants the cool erasers he can buy with them. My oldest wants the School Bucks so he can see the pretty pictures on them; he currently has them arranged in a mural on his school work display board so he can see the pretty pictures any time he wants.As other reviewers have mentioned, the paper is a bit thin. It works perfectly for our needs, but if you're going to be handling them in a rowdy game of Monopoly they might not hold up for too terribly long.I must agree with the artist's mom, this is definitely the most beautiful play money in the world.