What is the value of the first Australian Two Dollar paper note?

Answer 1

We can only say that it is worth at least $2.00. Some collectable notes are worth more, but you give no information on what type of note, year, or condition. The $2.00 bill is in current circulation- you can get them by asking at the banks.

Answer 2

The U.S. did not issue $2 notes in 1954.

If you have a 1953 note, its value is $2.50 to $6 depending on condition and the letter after the date, if any.

If your bill is from Another Country, could you post a new question with that information in the topic? Thanks!

Answer 3

The Australian Two Dollar note was first issued on the 14th of February, 1966 for the introduction of decimal currency in Australia.

The first ever "Commonwealth of Australia" Two Dollar note, serial FAA 000000 signed by Coombs and Wilson is worth thousands of dollars and would be in a museum somewhere.

Any other Two Dollar note beginning with the prefix FAA might get anything from $360 to $3,200 AUD depending on the condition.

Notes beginning with the prefixes FAB to FKC, again depending on the condition, might get anything from $12 to $100 AUD.

A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation based on inspection of the note.

Answer 4

The U.S. did not issue $2 bills with that date.

If you have a 1953 $2 bill, it's worth anywhere from face value to maybe $3.50 depending on its condition.

Answer 5

From what country? The U.S. didn't print any $2 bills with that date. Please post a new question with the country of origin or corrected date.

Answer 6

There were no $2 bills issued by the United States Treasury in 1941.