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2 dollars 1966-1972

The 2 dollars banknote from Australia comprises 4 issues dated between 1966 and 1972. The standout issue of the series is the 1966 one. Discover its notaphilic features —composition, dimensions and variants—, its market value by grade and the collectors who own it.

2 dollars 1966-1972 - Australia
2 dollars 1966-1972 - Australia (Description)
P#38 FO#563
Name 2 dollars
Country Australia
Composition Paper
Size 145 x 71 mm
Shape Rectangular
Popularity
Price $2.29

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Years, series and issues

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Year / Series Rarity Date of issue Note
1966 Very scarce Firmas: H. C. Coombs = R. Wilson
1967 Very scarce Firmas: H. C. Coombs = R. J. Randall
1968 Very scarce Firmas: J. G. Phillips = R. J. Randall
1972 Very scarce Firmas: J. G. Phillips = F. H. Wheeler

Value of the 2 dollars banknote: prices by issue and grade

How much is the 2 dollars banknote from Australia worth? Its market value is around $2.29 depending on the grade. Below is the table by issue with the market prices assigned by collectors.

Year / Series UNC XF VF F VG G PR
2 dollars 1966
2 dollars 1967
2 dollars 1968
2 dollars 1972 $2.29
The value of the banknotes is generated by a complex algorithm based on the users' collections and the degree of preservation. The price of the banknotes is indicative and in no case binding.
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