Shuzzi:
That's Portuguese meaning:
Do you have a note from Nigeria? Because I have

If only she knows how useless it is

Shuzzi:
That's Portuguese meaning:
Do you have a note from Nigeria? Because I have

If only she knows how useless it is

Villagemeat:
She said ,*I have Nigeria money here* I am also a Brazilian,from Lome precisely and I live in Brazil currently.

Don't argue with ME

sacajawea:
Do you speak Portuguese?
How do you say "You face makes me forget my Worries"

sacajawea:

Do you speak Portuguese?

How do you say "You face makes me forget my Worries"

Whiteangel1234:


' você é muito estúpido e feio como uma cabra fedorenta. te odeio '

Whiteangel1234:

' você é muito estúpido e feio como uma cabra fedorenta. te odeio '

VictorUSA:
One must not prove his/her intelligence by calling others illiterate simply because he/she is more knowledgable in an area.

Whiteangel1234:


' você é muito estúpido e feio como uma cabra fedorenta. te odeio '

Villagemeat:
She said ,*I have Nigeria money here* I am also a Brazilian,from Lome precisely and I live in Brazil currently.

Don't argue with ME

Bifakacproducts:
In this 21st century, people are still struggling to translate languages

mansakhalifa:
Well, I keep on saying it that a lot of nairalanders are not knowledgeable enough and they keep proving me right.

The girl is most likely a numismatist That is, she collects currency notes and coins from different parts of the world and she is probably just thrilled that she has landed a new one from a country very far away from hers whilst at the same time showing it off to her fellow numismatists online.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the intrinsic value of the currency note. She is just a currency note/coins collector.

It makes her happy that she has landed a rare new one. I get that feeling too sometimes because my father introduced me to the hobby and I began to enjoy it as well. Personally, I collect mostly coins. I have a 1982 World Cup coin from Spain in my possession and one from India- a 5 Paisa coin(100 paise=100 Indian Rupees by the way).

It's an interesting hobby. The thrill is in collecting as many notes as possible and worrying less about the value because you are not purchasing anything with it but I am afraid that it is not so popular amongst these yahoos called Nigerians.

Hey, OP, please ask your Brazilian friend if she is a numismatist and there is a 9/10 chance that she will confirm as much.

Word up. #ProudNumismatist

*the love runs so deep that sometimes some numismatists pay huge sums of money to collect these old coins or notes. The most expensive coin right now is worth over 10 million dollars. That's how crazy our hobby is. My father even bought a Biafran coin from a friend of his- an easterner. About #70 in those days

BigDawsNet:
She knows how worthless the rate is


She's just happy to have a foreign currency in her possession

mansakhalifa:
Well, I keep on saying it that a lot of nairalanders are not knowledgeable enough and they keep proving me right.

The girl is most likely a numismatist That is, she collects currency notes and coins from different parts of the world and she is probably just thrilled that she has landed a new one from a country very far away from hers whilst at the same time showing it off to her fellow numismatists online.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the intrinsic value of the currency note. She is just a currency note/coins collector.

It makes her happy that she has landed a rare new one. I get that feeling too sometimes because my father introduced me to the hobby and I began to enjoy it as well. Personally, I collect mostly coins. I have a 1982 World Cup coin from Spain in my possession and one from India- a 5 Paisa coin(100 paise=100 Indian Rupees by the way).

It's an interesting hobby. The thrill is in collecting as many notes as possible and worrying less about the value because you are not purchasing anything with it but I am afraid that it is not so popular amongst these yahoos called Nigerians.

Hey, OP, please ask your Brazilian friend if she is a numismatist and there is a 9/10 chance that she will confirm as much.

Word up. #ProudNumismatist

*the love runs so deep that sometimes some numismatists pay huge sums of money to collect these old coins or notes. The most expensive coin right now is worth over 10 million dollars. That's how crazy our hobby is. My father even bought a Biafran coin from a friend of his- an easterner. About #70 in those days