SEVEN OLD SA BANK NOTES FROM THE SECOND (1966-1977) AND THIRD (1978-1991) ISSUES - JAN VAN RIEBEECK PORTRAITS (OR IS IT?)

SEVEN OLD JAN VAN RIEBEECK BANKNOTES FROM SOUTH AFRICAS SECOND (1966-1977) AND THIRD (1978-1991) ISSUES OF BANKNOTES.
 
When the South African Reserve Bank started issuing South African coins and notes in 1923, the currency was still in UK pounds. In 1961,the rand and the first decimal issue of notes was introduced. The First Issue (1961-1965) is known in short as the large Jan van Riebeeck Notes with Sailing Ships. BETWEEN 1948 TO 1977 NOTES WERE ISSUED IN TWO LANGUAGE VARIANTS AFRIKAANS OVER ENGLISH AND ENGLISH OVER AFRIKAANS.
 
The Second Issue (1966-1977) is known in short as smaller Jan van Riebeeck Notes with Protea and two language Afr over Eng and Eng over Afr variants.
 
The Third Issue (1978-1991) is known in short as smaller Jan van Riebeeck Notes with Protea and only one language Afr or Eng variants. The1978 series began with denominations of 2, 5 and 10 rand, with 20 and 50 rand introduced in 1984. This series saw a major design change. In addition, the series has only one variant for each denomination of note. Afrikaans was the first language on the 2, 10 and 50 rand, while English was the first language on 5 and 20 rand.
 
THE A726 298894 R1 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH OVER AFRIKAANS. CONDITION FINE.
SIZE 126MM x 64MM.
Obverse: Jan van Riebeeck Reverse: Cape Dutch Farmhouse, Mealie in Field and Merino Ram
Issued (1968-1972) Signature T.W.de Jongh, Numbers from A/632 to A/780 (even numbers only) Numista Rarity index: 54 
 
THE GA 7733372 R2 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN AFRIKAANS FIRST. CONDITION VERY FINE.
THE GL 1588619 R2 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN AFRIKAANS FIRST. CONDITION VERY FINE.
THE GN 5130545 R2 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN AFRIKAANS FIRST. CONDITION FINE.
THE GP 1350906 R2 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN AFRIKAANS FIRST. CONDITION VERY GOOD.
SIZE 120MM x 57MM.
Obverse: Jan van Riebeeck Reverse: Oil Rifinery.
All four Issued in 1984 (Numbers AT TOGR) Signature Gerhard de Kock. Numista Rarity index: 21
 
THE CJ 2613719 R5 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH FIRST. CONDITION VERY FINE.
SIZE 127MM x 63MM.
Obverse: Jan van Riebeeck Reverse: Gold Mining Scene.
Issued 1990 (Numbers AA to CK) Signature Chris Stals. Numista Rarity index: 28 
 
THE CJ 2971998 c R10 NOTE IS WRITTEN IN AFRIKAANS FIRST. CONDITION VERY FINE.
SIZE 133MM x 70MM.
Obverse: Jan van Riebeeck Reverse: BRAHMANBULL AND MERINO RAM.
Issued 1985 (Numbers AA to ET) Signature Chris Stals. Numista Rarity index: 36 
 
CONDITION VERY FINE GUIDELINES: (Visible wear from handling, though some crispness remains. Several vertical and horizontal folds as well as slight dirt or smudging visible. IMPORTANTLY NOTEARS ON THE EDGES, though the corners may have some folds.)
 
CONDITION FINE GUIDELINES: Considerable circulation is apparent, with creases, folds and wrinkles visible. MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF THE CRISPNESS IS GONE. THERE MAY BE SLIGHT TEARS. Some fading of color noticeable, with SOME STAINING POSSIBLE.
 
CONDITION VERY GOOD GUIDELINES: Well-circulated bank notewith much creasing, folding and wrinkling noticeable. NOTE MAY BE DIRTY, and corners show much wear and rounding, and SOME LARGE TEARS MAY BE PRESENT. IMPORTANTLY THOUGH NO PIECES OF THE NOTE SHOULD BE MISSING.
 
JAN VAN RIEBEECK OR SOMEONE ELSE?
There are an interesting true story of the portrait on 30 different old South African banknotes since 1948 to 1994.
Chiselled features, flowing locks and a manicured moustache. Its a face that has been immortalized in South African history books.
But, as it turns out, this portrait is not of Jan van Riebeeck, but most likely of another Dutch local Bartholomeus Vermuyden who never even set foot in South Africa.

THESE SEVEN NOTES ARE VALUED TOGETHER AT R400.
I AM ASKING R200 OR NEAREST OFFER.