Heist and bank-vault scenes are the single biggest driver of bulk prop cash orders we see, and the most common planning mistake is under-ordering for the wide shot while over-preparing for the close-up. A vault reveal needs volume that reads convincingly from a distance — empty shelf space or thin stacking is immediately obvious even in a quick cut.
A practical approach: order your true "hero" stacks — the ones that will get close-up handling — at full print quality, then supplement background volume with additional Money Stack bundles that only need to read correctly from further back. This keeps cost proportional to what the camera actually resolves in each shot.
For multi-day shoots, factor in some natural wear on handled stacks — bulk ordering with a small buffer avoids a scramble for reorders mid-schedule, particularly if your shoot falls over a weekend when express dispatch windows are tighter.
