Agree, One Drive has its uses -- like sharing photos with family online ease, but it isn't a legitimate backup service. In fact it's even worse because it's much easier for a use to delete a file "locally" and have it inadvertently delete the cloud version as well due to the unintuitive integration in Explorer.

Those were "Bearer bonds" and are used in other movies involving heists ( e.g. Heat ). The reason is a bearer bonds value is redeemable to whomever physically holds the paper. Each physical bond can hold an arbitrary value so you can have a small number of bonds represent a huge ( I traceable) value -- it lets a movie have a believable way to have a ridiculously high value heist ( IMO Die Hard With a Vengeance achieved this in a way cooler way).