US Dollar Bill Case for International Travel (holds up to 30x USD banknotes)

Ever worried about damaging your perfect-condition USD because it got squashed in your luggage or backpack? Well, don't be - with this USD bill case for international travel, you can keep your bills in perfect condition all the way to the foreign exchange abroad. Holds up to 30 bills.

Works with all denomination of USD banknote: $100, $50, $20, $10, $5 and $1.

No supports needed. 15% infill. 0.15mm layer height with 0.4mm nozzle. PETG, ASA/ABS, PC or their Carbon Fiber variants (such as PC-CF), are recommended. PLA may crack due to being too brittle for travel

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IMPORTANT: You will need to stick foam onto the top and bottom inner faces in order to keep the bills from moving around during your travels.

You will need the following:

• 2mm-thick Open-Cell Foam

• Double-sided tape

Cut the foam to shape (they must be the same length and width as the top and bottom inner faces), then apply double-sided tape along the perimeter of the foam then stick it down.

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What is this for? When going abroad to many parts of the world, such as to South America, Southeast Asia or Africa, you may find yourself unable to withdraw money due to your debit or credit card being unsupported by the local ATMs there (even if it's specifically made to be used abroad, like a Wise or Revolut card). The only way to guarantee getting local money is to prepare US dollars beforehand and bring them to your destination to get them converted at a local foreign exchange.

But, the foreign exchange tellers are sticklers for absolute perfect condition bills with no folds, creases, marks or otherwise damage to them. They'll either reject the banknote or give a cruddy exchange rate if it has any sort of damage to it - no matter how little it is, depending on the teller.

That's where this bill case comes in. You get perfect-condition USD bills where you currently are, put them in this case so that they don't get damaged during your travels, and exchange them for local currency once you reach your destination.