Sorting photos by keyword - $ value

I recently moved my data from a PC to a Mac.  I've got a series of photos of collectibles that had tags (which have converted over to keywords).  Each photo has two tags - one for price (e.g. $1, $1.5, $2, etc.) and one tag for year offered (05, 06, etc.) .... I'd like to sort by low to high $ value but don't seem to be able to do so successfully - any suggestions on the easiest way to accomplish this? ... Thanks in advance ....

There isn't a way to do it. The 01 will always preceed the $1.
You could use the Title Field for one or other - Item Offered 06 type of thing...
Regards
TD

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