Bill Roll

Bill Roll
You will not impress anyone by
pulling out a bag or a roll of coins to
pay a bill. But you get instant
attention if you pull your dollar bills
off a thick roll!
You just need some currency that looks new, rubber cement ("the magician's
friend!") and some pieces of paper that you cut to the same width as the money.
You start to assemble your roll of bills by gluing the edges of the pieces of
ordinary paper with any glue that dries clear to make a continuous strip. You use
these in the center so that your "money roll" looks fairly thick and more
impressive.
Then you apply rubber cement to the very edge of your first note and press it
against the end of your roll of paper pieces. Do this in turn with each note. Let
the cement on each note dry completely before you put the next in place so that
they do not all stick together in a lump when you roll them up.
The rubber cement should ensure that you can remove the notes easily when you
need to.