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One Bill is 6.6294 cm wide by 15.5956 cm long. One Bill is 0.010922 cm
so the volume is 1.12921979833008 cubic centimeters
1 foot x 12 x 2.54 = 30.48 cm, so 1 cubic foot is 28316.846592 cubic centimeters
If you can compress all the air out of the bills the 1 cubic foot would be
28316.846592 / 1.12921979833008 = 25076.470173367221396498175425582
round to 25,000 bills
probably a lot less due to air separation of the bills.
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