12k Gold Plated Money Clip. $140 capacity of $20 bills

Why use a money clip? Why not a rubber band, hair tie, mailing string. You know the answer to these. It's not looking like a stumbling newbie at carrying more than $40 that you want to avoid. Having cash separate from a wallet was never a problem when you were 15 years old and needed to pay for your new Skateboard or BMX video out of your wadded up paper route $5, $10 & $20 bills. Pulling off the right number of bills was not an issue when you just pulled out a rubber banded stack. You counted 500 times for your new snowboard or Down Hill Santa Cruz V10 when you were 23 years old. Now that you're older and maybe need to know your handing your matrede a $50 for a good table and not $100 by mistake, giving your car vale $100 for taking care of your C10 with no scratches and not an insulting $20 or a mistaken $200 becomes easy now that... 1. You have a roll of cash 2. You have it organized by denomination and denoted amount by which corners are folded down. 3. You have a good money clip at the ceter of it all so you know where the starting point of your $20, $50, or $100 bills is without showing it.