1954 AND 1973 NOTES

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I HAVE RECENTLY INHERITED NOTES FROM 1954
I HAVE 3 $1s,  54-$2s, 5-$5s and one 50, the fifty is signed by beattie, and coyne
i also have 17-$2s and 9-$1s from 1973, also one $1 1967
i also have a proof set of centennial coins
can someone help with valuation as i have no idea
thanks

Hi Dave,  You'll have to give us the serial numbers including the letters and the overall condition of each note.

 Just the letters from the serial numbers of the 1974 and 1973 notes should be fine and if something comes from that more questions may be asked.

OK HERE GOES, i WILL START WITH THE 1973 NOTES
$1 AS FOLLOWS.  3 START WITH AA,  1AB,1 AC,  1AD,  1LN, 1LP, 1LR
$2 AS FOLLOWS 3 BA, 1BS, 2BN, 3BW, 2BX, 3BY, 1RE, 2RF
1954 NOTES
$1 AS FOLLOWS1KF, 2BI, ANE ONE CENTENNIAL DOLLAR RO
$2 AS FOLLOWS1FG, 1GG, 2 HG, 4 IG, 6 JG, 13 KG, 11 LG, 7 MG, 5 NG, 1 SG, 2 VG.
$5 AS FOLLOWS1 IX, 1 RX, 3 UX.
ONE $50, SERIAL # AH 8822785
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP

$1 AS FOLLOWS.  3 START WITH AA,  1AB,1 AC,  1AD,  1LN, 1LP, 1LR

nothing special here AU $2 and unc $3

$2 AS FOLLOWS 3 BA, 1BS, 2BN, 3BW, 2BX, 3BY, 1RE, 2RF

 Condition will also be a factor in value as well as if there is an * (asterisk) symbol at the beginning of the serial number. Without an * these notes could be worth between $2 -$18 If one of these has an * it could be worth as much as $220

$1 AS FOLLOWS1KF, 2BI, ANE ONE CENTENNIAL DOLLAR RO
$2 AS FOLLOWS1FG, 1GG, 2 HG, 4 IG, 6 JG, 13 KG, 11 LG, 7 MG, 5 NG, 1 SG, 2 VG.
$5 AS FOLLOWS1 IX, 1 RX, 3 UX.

Again with an * some of these could be worth quite a lot and again condition matters too but the $1 notes are between $1-$12. The $2 notes $2-$16 and the $5 between $5-$140 but probably $30 each if in really good shape except for the R/X is a changeover note and worth a bit more.