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Playmoney2 (talk | contribs) I listed a link to my play money website. I am the author of a book on the subject. |
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'''Play money''' is noticeably fake bills or [[coins]] intended to be used use as [[toy]] [[currency]], especially for classroom instruction or as a marker in [[board games]], rather than currency in a legitimate exchange market. It often says on it "Bank of Scotland" or something similar. |
'''Play money''' is noticeably fake bills or [[coins]] intended to be used use as [[toy]] [[currency]], especially for classroom instruction or as a marker in [[board games]], rather than currency in a legitimate exchange market. It often says on it "Bank of Scotland" or something similar. There is a play money website at http://rfc33.tripod.com |
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For [[card game]]s such as [[poker]], [[casino token]]s are commonly used instead. |
For [[card game]]s such as [[poker]], [[casino token]]s are commonly used instead. |
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Revision as of 15:42, 28 February 2010
Play money is noticeably fake bills or coins intended to be used use as toy currency, especially for classroom instruction or as a marker in board games, rather than currency in a legitimate exchange market. It often says on it "Bank of Scotland" or something similar. There is a play money website at http://rfc33.tripod.com
For card games such as poker, casino tokens are commonly used instead.
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