1000 Pieces Dollhouse Dollar Bills Model Miniature Toy Banknote Scene Mini Play Money Set Decoration Accessories Ornament Simulation 1:6 Petty Cash Full Print Copy Doll House

I ordered these for my 1:6 figure displays (Hot Toys and the like). I ordered them despite the listing stating that it was 1:12 scale because they also give you the measurements of the money itself. At 1.18" long and 0.51 inches tall. it scales almost perfectly with 1:6 figures. For 1:12 figures, these bills will look like they are over a foot long and 6 inches tall (comically over-sized bills by any standard).The bills are well-printed with all the detail you could hope for in such a small prop - and you get 1,000 of them, so your 1:6 Joker, gangster, or supervillain figure will have plenty of cash to roll around in. They even wrap the bills in packs of ten which is much better than having them all loose.I'm very glad I did not take the scale at face value - because there are a great addition to my 1:6 diorama. Highly recommended.

I wanted these for a craft project related to a weekend in Atlantic City. It was perfect for that.Quality is very good. Every bill looks identical. They also look like real bills that were miniaturized. Nice quality storage case as well.Paper is thick enough to be able to glue these on to other paper projects.My count was 1006 total bills - 67 packs of 15 bills. The only down side is that only 13 bills out of the 15 are usable if you want to use the individual pieces. The band around the bundle of 15 doesn’t come off easily so you can’t really use those two bills. But as a bundle, it is great that the bands don’t come off easily so you don’t have them falling apart on their own.

This doll sized money is very lifelike. Nice printing. I was originally thinking this would be great for an 18 inch doll size, but the scale seems a tad small. But it also seems a tad big for Barbie sized hands. It’s still fine for either doll to use, kids don’t care.

Honestly, I bought this for gags. You know- “got any smaller bills”? But I can say it’s well printed front and back, the bills are bundled and wrapped. I mean— now I am a small millionaire.What’s not to like

The Good:* Lots of bills* Come in a re-usable, rigid plastic storage case* Bills are bundled into stacks of ~ 15* Good printingThe Bad:* NOT 1:12th scale (closer to 1:6)These bills are really great, but are definitely not 1:12 scale. A US Dollar Bill measures 6.14" long, and a 1:12 scale version would thus be around half an inch. These measure about 1.16", which puts them somewhere between 1:5 and 1:6 scale. So these would be most suitable to e.g. 12" GI Joe figures, and less suitable for GI Joe Classified (see photos), Star Wars Black Series, Marvel Legends, etc.

Really cute stacks of 100 $100 bills, here's why:1. Very clear printing on the bills2. Top and bottom bills seem to be attached to the band but all the bills in the middle can come out3. Bills are printed front and back4. Perfect for a playhouse5. Use them for a prank, but don't to really pay for anything with themQuality bills, would buy again if I need more.

My dolls are gonna have so much fun let me tell you! The money is awesome and it is similar in size to the ones in the Mini brands series. And I have to say I’m loving the photo-ops I can do with my dolls! The doll I got these for is around 10-11 inches in height for comparison to the size of the money. It is not exactly the right size for the doll but it does not look odd to me. I think I might actually get more of these I got a doll-sized hotub I need to fill.

First, these aren’t standard dollhouse or 1/12 scale, they’re 1/6 scale, which is Barbie sized.Second, there’s only one denomination: $100s. I guess I don’t get the point of the set being all hundred dollar bills. The set should be a combination of multiple denominations from ones up to 100s. The paper quality is decent but what good is a huge stack of just 100s?Definitely disappointing.