You’re in the money now! But this translucent plastic briefcase (blue base, clear cover) won’t break the bank. Made of shatter-resistant plastic, the hinged case has divider compartments to sort bills and coin, keeping contents organized even in transit. Sliding latches secure lid and the handle is securely mounted. Included bills are extremely realistic, down to the use of two-colored graphics. Because it’s slightly smaller than real currency and carries a “Play Money” notation in place of the usual “This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private” (and printed on white paper), you won’t be able to pay your bills with it! But - you can pretend! You could, in fact, carry a ransom in this briefcase since it contains 100 each of dollar bills, fives, tens and twenties and 50 each of fifties and hundreds. Realistic (down to the grooved sides on dimes, quarters and half-dollars) coinage consists of 100 each of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters plus 25 each of half-dollars and Sacajawea dollar coins. Meant for making change, the compartments in the case are tapered on one side to slide coins and bills out (cash register-style). The 64-page activity book Teaching and Learning Money is also included.