Board game money, much like real paper bills, is first printed on large sheets that contain multiple bills per page. Each sheet goes through a quality check to catch any errors, and any flawed sheets are removed from the process. Once approved, the sheets are sent to cutting machines equipped with sharp, precise blades that trim them into individual bills of uniform size. After cutting, the bills are neatly stacked, counted, and packaged, ready to be included in board games for players to enjoy.