1954 $2 note prefix N/R

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 Have a 1954 2 dollar note issued by the British American bank note company limited prefix is N/R hopefully somebody can help me out with the value. 1954 Devils face dollar note withthe prefix D/A and I also have a 1967 commemorative dollar note In french and has a serial number with the prefix N/O I hope somebody can help me out with this. Thank you very much

Hello
If you rnotes are in perfect uncirculated condition they may have some value.  The devils face DA may be worth $200 or it may be worth 14, all depends on condition.  The NR note is worth 2 to $12.  Again, depending on the prefix letters of the 1967, it is very likley a spender.  If it has an * beside the serial or some of the more rare prefix letters, such as MP, it may have some value.  We would need the serail number to be sure. 

The 1967 iprefix is n/o....how come i cant find the nr prefix anywhere...they all only have only ine fold in them otherwise crisp

Also the 1957 note is in french

.how come i cant find the nr prefix anywhere.

For more common prefixes the catalogue lists runs of notes like this:
BC-38b Beattie-Rasminsky H/R-R/R 100,000,000  2      2       3      4    ..... etc
which are approximate or suggested Book Values from low grade to higher grades. 

H/R-R/R means the "bookend" prefixes H/R TO R/R  ie: all the ones in between (eg: I/R J/R K/R/ L/R M/R N/R O/R & P/R)

ok that makes sense .thank you so very much..