₦airaland Forum

snowland:
All but the pennies. Chai, omo I don old oo.

Boss please help me with some coins for school

Chaiiii....
Dat year wey we bn dey buy coloured ice cream for 1kobo during break time.
God bless my generation

ruggedtimi:
I was expecting to see Pi and nutcoin

Indomie pikin
Gen Z
😂😂😂

When basic economy stabilizes, Nigeria will still redenominate the Naira to facilitate the return of the coins.

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, excluding the one on the last row, last column on the right

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

brain54:
I remember using...

5,10,50 kobo coins. And the one naira coin. Not for long though, I think they were phasing out at the time.

I also remember when the 1 naira coin was changed to paper note.

I buy kulikuli, ojuku finger and hausa sweet that year.

Nigerians don't really like coins... I remember I used to reject them initially when I came to ghana until I later got used to them.

Now I kind of prefer them for the lower denomination currency!

you be delta blood

Xannadu:
Used all except for the penny

If you're not above 45, then you're a lair.

All, I still have the 50 Kobo and the 10 naira coin with me now.....

All, I still have the 50 Kobo and the 10 naira coin with me now.....

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 didn't spend penni and Afu-kobo..

But I saw them and touched them.

I spent the rest.

I remember spending 50kobo for lunch break.

2 buns
1 fried fish (centre or tail)
1 limca

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.

25 Kobo and above

brain54:
I remember using...

5,10,50 kobo coins. And the one naira coin. Not for long though, I think they were phasing out at the time.

I also remember when the 1 naira coin was changed to paper note.

I buy kulikuli, ojuku finger and hausa sweet that year.

Nigerians don't really like coins... I remember I used to reject them initially when I came to ghana until I later got used to them.

Now I kind of prefer them for the lower denomination currency!

One-Naira and Fifty-Kobo used to be notes..

Then they also changed to coins too..

I didn't spend them for long before they got changed to coins.

CJStarz:
Indomie pikin
Gen Z
😂😂😂

na you know...

With our bad economic model from 50AD agbadorian Republic. The coins help to mitigate inflation

brain54:
I remember using...

5,10,50 kobo coins. And the one naira coin. Not for long though, I think they were phasing out at the time.

I also remember when the 1 naira coin was changed to paper note.

I buy kulikuli, ojuku finger and hausa sweet that year.

Nigerians don't really like coins... I remember I used to reject them initially when I came to ghana until I later got used to them.

Now I kind of prefer them for the lower denomination currency!

Condense ice cream

50 kobo and 1 Naira

Used all excePt penny

50 Kobo and 1 naira.

BluntCrazeMan:
I didn't spend penni and Afu-kobo..

But I saw them and touched them.

I spent the rest.

Respect.
You met Nigeria when it was still good

nini007:
All

That means you are 65years and above!

mixta140:
Drop accurate comments at this time . 50naira still dey but sweet

How much is ONE piece of TomTom in your area?

drololaaof:
ALL

Then you must be at least 65 years old.

Respect sir!

All except the penny and the ½ kobo, me sef know say I don old

Till today in the UK, they still spend coins; our mumu leaders changed all ours to notes to make embezzlement easy (before e-transactions) and we are where we are.....,....expect N5000 note before the end of bulaba's administration

Still in use

Is the second picture penny?

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 minus d one with hole......I remember wen 1naira n fifty kobo was changed from Note to coin, they were really shiny n 1naira was heavy...

maxzzo1:
All minus d one with hole......I remember wen 1naira n fifty kobo was changed from Note to coin, they were really shiny n 1naira was heavy...

I think the 25kobo was the biggest of them all

brain54:
I remember using...

5,10,50 kobo coins. And the one naira coin. Not for long though, I think they were phasing out at the time.

I also remember when the 1 naira coin was changed to paper note.

I buy kulikuli, ojuku finger and hausa sweet that year.

Nigerians don't really like coins... I remember I used to reject them initially when I came to ghana until I later got used to them.

Now I kind of prefer them for the lower denomination currency!

50k and 1 naira were notes before being changed to coins not the other way round.
the 1 coin was very heavy, hence people started rejecting it. Imagine a situation you pay with N20 and change of N10 is given to you in coins, unlike present there was enough cash flowing in the economy. It is because of the heavy and bulky nature of the coins people didn't want to hold on to it.

All but the Penny & the ½kobo.