Prop $$$$ Stacks (1 Viewer)

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Bought some movie prop stacks to use as T5,000 like they do on PAD in their T20,000 STTs. Wants to get peoples opinions on the two styles of “aged” and “new”. Got a deal on the aged ones so they’re cheaper than the new though they usually cost more.

New stacks:

Aged stacks:

*note $1,000 bands were used as testing to see how tight to band them

 

[guyfleegman]

New..
You can always “age” them yourself

 

[WedgeRock]

Aged.

They wont stay new for long...

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Have plenty of both already so no need to try and age the new ones

 

[wonderpuddle]

Both are cool but I like aged a bit more.

 

[APatHand]

Probably about the same process used to age counterfeit... nevermind.

 

[mummel]

Tough call! Damn close. I went with aged.

 

[BSteck]

If you’re pairing them with mint chips then go New bills. If you’re using used chips then I’d go with aged bills.

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

If you’re pairing them with mint chips then go New bills. If you’re using used chips then I’d go with aged bills.

True true... Likely pairing with the Le Noirs for STT T20,000

 

[BSteck]

So if my calculations are correct... that means you probably don’t need those Noir T5’s.

 

[Venturalvn]

Depending on how cheap they are you can test out aging them yourself by tumbling the new ones around in a dryer for 20 min.

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Depending on how cheap they are you can test out aging them yourself by tumbling the new ones around in a dryer for 20 min.

Ftr not trying to make the new ones aged but I appreciate the suggestion!

 

[RocAFella1]

Depending on how cheap they are you can test out aging them yourself by tumbling the new ones around in a dryer for 20 min.

Sounds like someone has done this before.

 

[ReallyGoodUsername]

Thanks for everyone who voted. I went with a bit of a hybrid between new and aged.

I copied the websites use of “aged” bills and (should have realized and down this first) sorted all the bills by new and old prints. Also got rid of all the worst looking bills (a lot at about 20%) but I’m very happy about the end results:

 

[Mongoose]

Sounds like someone has done this before.

Yeah, the dryer trick. Remember to throw some worthless poker chips in with them. Just like William Dafoe did as the counterfeiter I “To Live and Die In LA.” Classic!