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All of them.

The 50kobo note is not there sef.

Only the coins on the first row

TenQ:
Many people are not aware that we used to spend coins in Nigeria down to 0.5kobo which was our lowest denomination.

Interestingly, except for the penny, they ALL still remain official legal tender even though no one will collect it from you as they have become valueless.

I spent all except the Penny....

budaatum:
I doubt the penny is still legal tender in Nigeria.

Oh, so that's a penny? I used to see it among my father's belongings when I was little. I thought it was a decorative ornament

TenQ:
Many people are not aware that we used to spend coins in Nigeria down to 0.5kobo which was our lowest denomination.

Interestingly, except for the penny, they ALL still remain official legal tender even though no one will collect it from you as they have become valueless.

50 kobo 😂😂😂😂

50kobo
1naira

Quelme:
All of the above except the one with the Star ⭐ of David!!!

Dem talk sey the star of David coin na penny

Una don old oooo, later una go dey talk anyhow for this forum 😂😂

TenQ:
Many people are not aware that we used to spend coins in Nigeria down to 0.5kobo which was our lowest denomination.

Interestingly, except for the penny, they ALL still remain official legal tender even though no one will collect it from you as they have become valueless.

I spent all including cowries.

This coins are pure copper!. Very expensive noe

🤣

All

Angelfrost:
The real question should actually be:

Which of these coins did you SEE?!!
Leave spending fess... Na Gen Z and Alpha full social media now o.

So we that are neither Gen Z or Gen Alpha, what should we do? We should not look at social media again?
Oya come and remove me. I'm waiting.

Boyewu:
All.

Oh ancient of days ..ooh ancient of dayyyys

merits:
I spent all including cowries.

Mr Methuselah!
Tell us more

All except the penny

In my primary school days in early 80s, this coin was my daily pocket money. With it, I could get a plate of porridge, or rice and beans or amala.
👇

tnerro1:
Una don old oooo, later una go dey talk anyhow for this forum 😂😂

Do you know who says what on this forum?

Tradepunter2:
50 kobo 😂😂😂😂

At least you will have a story to tell your children!

I met 25 Kobo but didn't spend it. My journey into Nigeria financial life started on the 50 Kobo era

uuzba:
So we that are neither Gen Z or Gen Alpha, what should we do? We should not look at social media again?
Oya come and remove me. I'm waiting.

Calm down sir... Calm down.

OlofofoCorner:
I spent all except the Penny....

You know that one can easily tell the age of a person from this question?

Stay blessed bro!

Kulikuli (homes boys kola) was 2 for 50 kobo when I was in in primary 2

TenQ:
Mr Methuselah!
Tell us more

let me finish my food.

The one naira was the heaviest. E fit tear ur primary school shorts pocket.

50 Kobo felt light. If u wanna lazy out in primary school dayear u will just use it to carve out it's shape on paper.

I use 10kobo and 25 Kobo....
I think the 10 Kobo was phasing out that time

I spent all except the Penny

All except the penny and I don't I've seen half kobo before

TenQ:
You know that one can easily tell the age of a person from this question?

Stay blessed bro!

One can easily guess the age bracket.

TenQ:
Many people are not aware that we used to spend coins in Nigeria down to 0.5kobo which was our lowest denomination.

Interestingly, except for the penny, they ALL still remain official legal tender even though no one will collect it from you as they have become valueless.

All except the last one. Those days 30kobo as school lunch money

Porridge - 20kobo
Fruits - 10kobo

It's well with Nigeria

budaatum:
I doubt the penny is still legal tender in Nigeria.

penny is uk money

I spent all, except the one with hole.
Even as at today, I still spend them... only on paper as in...digit

uuzba:
Do you know who says what on this forum?

No vex, I was only speaking generally so those that know themselves can speak up