In October 1991, a new currency Fifty Naira (N50) note, was
introduced and the One Naira (N1) and Fifty kobo (50k) were
coined. A completely new coin range was issued as part of a major reform of the
nation's currency structure. The coins were in the following denominations. One
Naira (N1), Fifty kobo (50k) Twenty five kobo (25k), Ten kobo
(10k) and One kobo (1k).
Fifty Naira 151mm x 78 mm Material: Paper Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
Twenty Naira 151mm x 78 mm Material: Paper Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
Ten Naira 151mm x 78 mm Material: Paper Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
Five Naira 151mm x 78 mm Material: Paper Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
One Naira Material: Nickel Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
Fifty Kobo Material: Nickel Withdrawn and Redesigned:
May, 2007
Twenty Kobo Material Copper Withdrawn: May, 2007
Ten Kobo Material: Nickel Withdrawn: 2007
Five Kobo Material: Nickel Withdrawn: 1991
One Kobo Material: Copper Withdrawn: 2007
Half Kobo Material: Copper Withdrawn: 1991
Facts : 1/1/1900
Development Stocks:The first development stock was issued in 1946. Central Bank of Nigeria took the responsiblity of issuing stock at its inception. The Lagos Stock Exchange (now Nigerian Stock Exchange) was set up in 1961 to take over transactions in the stocks.