Chapter 03
Pull the kit
Each piece has one job. The cube holds the room. The 1980s stack holds the close-up. The briefcase is a scene. The duffle is the exit. Do not make them share a frame.
- Money cube, the pull tableEighteen-inch lacquer cube. Coffee table, bar, or the only thing on the floor.Shop tables
- Vice 80s cubeThe Sonny-era finish. Use it when the column is pink and the suit is linen.$1,200
- Play 1974 magazine tableBlack-and-white covers under a short stack. Retro paper, modern posture.$400
- 1980s-style $100,000Full-print period hundreds. Three equal stacks or none.$289
- Aged full-print stackNight wood, warm light, bills that look handled. Not for the pastel noon shot.$2,899
- $17,000 new-style mixWide table only. Too many faces for the top of a cube.$89
- $500,000 briefcaseBlank fillers in a case you open once for the camera, then close.$799
- $1,000,000 with duffleThe leaving shot. Loose bills, dark bag, no styled cube in frame.$989
Prices are CasaNarco list prices and can move. Open the shop for live stock. Prop money is a film and decor novelty, not legal tender.