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A Park Side Credit Union employee must have gotten the shock of a lifetime on June 21 when they discovered that $340,000 in cash at the Missoula, Mont.-based branch vault had been replaced with fake currency from propmoney.com, a California company that makes phony money, which looks real in the movies, TV shows, music videos and theatrical productions.

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