Australian $1 Banknotes and their Potential Values! (Banknotes)
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- Here are some Australian $1 banknotes and their potential values!
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I used to work in a bank from 1981 to 1994 and we used to stamp the notes with our date stamp if we were muting them to send bank to the Reserve Bank for destruction.
@@peterlock2239 Thanks for the information. Appreciate it.
Where the opportunity was, when the old systems notes came in as mutes through Chief Cashier’s Department, one could swap out the old currency notes and replace with decimal notes, before the mutes going to RBA.
Love your work as usual❤Always informative and knowledgeable!👊🥃
Awesome video, just found your channel, great info. We used to ‘race the roo’ in the $1 note to see who had the roo that was most past the metal strip that we called the finish line😆
Hi, what brand of or where did you buy your notes folder and inserts from?
@@stefm1048 From the Renniks website. I usually go with the Lighthouse brand.
Disappointed with the value of my two $1 notes F Knight Stone ($2) and VF Johnston Stone ($3) , but extremely happy with your Video :)
Good information. In the Renniks book, what does the column with R78, R78F, R78L mean?
@@JohnVK5JAK It’s a code for that particular run on notes for the Renniks book. The F stands for First Prefix and the L for Last Prefix.
Was it normal for some of the earlier ones with Commonwealth of Australia to have 2 of the security metal lines?
Where can I purchase that notable Australians book?
@@AustralianLightsAndSirens I’m not sure sorry. It was gifted to me. Maybe if you contact the Reserve Bank they might be able to help.
@@coincollectinganddetecting yeah all good, cheers
When the $ note was introduced we used to have cangaroo races with the metal strip and the roos on the reverse side , the lines position varies , probably only on the early notes.
I did the same thing with the $2 note and the sheep.
Hi there, just wondering what the no. next to the particular notes mean in the Renniks book please? e.g R71
@@Linda-b9p It’s just a reference code for the book so you can quote it and someone else can look it up quickly.
@@coincollectinganddetecting thank you 👍😊
That was informative mate. Thank you. I wasn’t 100% on reading the Rennicks so that was helpful. Appreciate it.
@@mattivation_inc. No worries.
Hi, I have 10 x $1 in sequential numbers, signed by Johnston and Stone, uncirculated in perfect condition, Starting DHL 600912 . Got these new when I worked as teller at Bank 1979/1980. Would they be worth much more than $100 ( 10 x $10) due to them being sequential numbers ?
@@rossmison9871 sequential can add value but not much unfortunately.
I have 8 $1 notes in running numbers but don't no what year. Good info thank you
They should bring back the dollar note and 2 dollar note I'm sick of loosing coins
Cheers! again, great info.
@@lachlanwilliamson2811 Thanks.
The $1 note was very progressive for 1966. It had Aboriginal style designs on both front and rear.
Low sir how about 1809 to 1882 tens pound elezabeth 2 from pilippines thanks
I keep a $1 note in my waller and the joke is I pull it out and tell someone Im down to my last buck but the last one cost me $5 for a $1 note and now its probably more when I have to replace it as it does ware out!
Where can you buy that Australian note book also can you get the Reserve bank book.
@@neil9274 I have a link to the Renniks Australian Coin and Banknote Values book on my linktree,
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The Reserve bank book was gifted to me. Maybe if you contact the Reserve Bank they can advise. 👍🏼
Cheers Michael always wondered how to tell the year of those notes thanks for the information cheers mate. 👍👊🙏
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Where can I see the date of the year in the bank notes?
@@tommych3654 The signatures on the notes correspond with the year they were made.
I do have maybe 1 or 2 One Dollar Bank Notes and $2 ones..did'nt think they were worth much ?.
@@anthonycrossley2426 it depends on 4 factors, the year, condition, serial number and letters before the serial number.
Hi. So what are the $2 notes worth?
@@Lastindependentthinker It depends on year, condition, serial number and letters before he serial number.
@@coincollectinganddetecting KRB 528810 and KSE 451162. Years unknown? Condition good.
This is very interesting but how authentic is it… where can one sell coins and notes to get these advertised prices?
Almost never 🤷♂️
Are you on the renniks pay roll yet 😂
I had a 1 dollar note and a 2 dollar note with the Commonwealth of Australia at the top, knowing they were rare. I kept them in protective sleeves inside the sleeve of my son's baby photo album as an investment for him... My 15 little brother stole them to buy cigarettes.. 😠😤😡🤬
It went from commonwealth to just Australia in 1973 as that was the year that the government illegally became a corporation
I have 10 1 dollar bank notes 😮
Why don't they have a $3, note with King Charles On the note $3 Will make good use and sense
I have 20euro cent 2002
@0:23 it's interesting to see some authentic Aboriginal art, rather than that fake "aboriginal" dot art, which was created sometime in the 1970's
Finally
@@dylanmcdonald7128 ??
@@coincollectinganddetecting apparently mine is worth around $7 I wish that booklet was free.
Thanks for the informative video, I have a $1 bank note - used in good condition, no tears or marks - DJQ 362218 - Value?
@@kerryking7003 I need to know the year to look up its value. What are the two signatures on the note?
@@coincollectinganddetecting I've updated my comment with that information..
@@kerryking7003 I can’t see the signatures??
The signatures on the note correspond with a year they were made.
@@coincollectinganddetecting It is Johnston and Stone and is marked 'Commonwealth of Australia'. Doesn't look like my amended original comment has been updated by YT.
@@kerryking7003 The Last of the Commonwealth of Australia notes was 1972 but the Johnston Stone Notes are from 1982.