Are phony $100 bills 'for motion picture use only'?

Phony $100 bills with the phrase "For Motion Picture Use Only" were used by a man at a Wawa in South Brunswick, according to police. South Brunswick police A man was arrested last week after passing counterfeit $50 and $100 bills at a Wawa in South Brunswick over several months, authorities said.

Are fake motion picture bills real?

At first glance, the fake bills look and feel authentic. But closer inspection shows the bills have "For motion picture use only" printed on their fronts with "This note is not legal, it is to be used for motion pictures" in fine print. "My understanding is that it could be 'prop money,'" Schulz said.

Is your motion picture Bill fraudulent?

Printed on the bill is "For motion picture use only" and "This is not a legal tender," among other markings. Police reminded all businesses to be on the lookout for any bills that seem like they could be fraudulent. The CBS Boston team is a group of experienced journalists who bring you the content on CBSBoston.com.