The Ontario Police Department has recently received reports about prop currency being passed around. When taking a glance at the cash, it looks like real bills, even somewhat damaged on purpose.

The best prop money is hard to distinguish from the real thing at first glance – but once you know where to look, the difference is obvious. By law.

If you believe you have been a victim of this money scam, you can contact PSPD Investigations at (760) 323-8121 OR share any anonymous tips, by calling Crime Stoppers at (760) 347-7867.

Some fake cash is also called “prop money” because it is used in movies, TV shows, and on stage, but as Robinson pointed out, the counterfeit money recovered in Niagara County this week… ...

Anyone who receives suspected prop money or illegally manufactured bills as actual currency should call the police immediately at 660-886-7411.

New 100- and 200-euro bank notes entered circulation on Tuesday, completing the European Central Bank’s overhaul of paper money to make it easier to handle and more counterfeit-resistant.

The Casper Police Department announced in a Tuesday news release that it's investigating a trend of scammers buying "high value goods" with movie prop money through online marketplaces.