good old 20 note oo.

Grandpa smiling from up there now....

Saying," Now they know".

Go to central bank they will change it for you

Stingy grandfather

those days when you could buy lot of things with #20 as a kid.

Now pretty useless

Chai!what an inhertance

No one was close to him before his demise.

He left the money for you or he was saving his money to marry another wife?

I like that old twenty naira die



Very easy to use.

If Museum need old money,dem no go enter CBN abi.na dis old rough notes dem go exhibit.

dingbang:
Money has no value. If it was gold, it would have been sold. Invest in gold

hope u aren't talking about swissgold that's d greatest scam after mmm

princesweetman2:
He better keep hold of those money.

Very soon museums and exhibition center had pay him some life changing sum to trade it.

Those notes are still very very much around.

Friend, name your price! Better to trade each bundle as one item!! Let’s hear from you ASAP.

Nwodosis:
If the old man had had care and attention from you guys on his last days on Earth, he wouldn't have gone without giving information about that his savings!
We are all praying for old age and we see taking care of the elderly as a burden.
Is it not in Nairaland here that we red a story of 71years paralyzed old woman that was left in hands of 14years teenage girl that killed her? Was that caring for the elderly?

It’s really quite illogical and daft if you go jump to conclusions - with no supporting information - that the old man was not well taken care of by his family.

It is fairly common for the aged to have memory issues. Either from disease like Alzheimer’s or just impaired mental acuity. You should know this.

This is nothing

There are billions of Naira, Pounds, Dollars etc. starked in some places

under the ground
In the ceilins
inside the walls
inside water tanks
as we speak by our dead Politicians and billionaires that even their children are not aware of the fact.

princesweetman2:
He better keep hold of those money.

Very soon museums and exhibition center had pay him some life changing sum to trade it.

True talk, u are obviously on point!!!

princesweetman2:


Future naija museums

the zoo has no future

Their grandpa meant well but the value of that cash is lesser today.

I advise you Nairalanders, leave cash in dollars or properties for your unborn kids/generation. Naira may crash like Venezuelan currency in 30yrs.

Let him contact the currency Director @ CBN.. They may be able to exchange them for him.

princesweetman2:
He better keep hold of those money.

Very soon museums and exhibition center had pay him some life changing sum to trade it.

Wake up from your sleep brother

This is Nigeria

princesweetman2:
He better keep hold of those money.

Very soon museums and exhibition center had pay him some life changing sum to trade it.

did you have contact of any museums or exhibition center?

DonPiiko:
Thank God my grandfather na millionaire, na millions him go leave for us.

I tell you ���

Pls if you don't identify those currencies, u are not qualified to be in this forum...

booblacain:
is that weed besides the notes?

it be like ooo

After prayer take it to bank they may change them for you!

dingbang:
Money has no value. If it was gold, it would have been sold. Invest in gold

Arm chair financial analyst

moscobabs:
Pls I need this money,I want to buy it

I can link you up with him

roqrules04:
Only if this is America.. those cash will worth alot at the pawn shop or something

come to think of it, do we even have pawn shops in naija? Cuz all these our grandma and grandpa in the villages have alot of historical stuff around. I know of an old man that has a metal/luggage box belonging to one of the colonial people working for john holt & co, colonial boots and swords, a horse cart with "royal niger company" written on it. I swear i even saw a lantern that uses whale oil(that was before we know the use of petrol, which was simply thrown away after wax is extracted from crude oil), real old shittz. Pls somebody should do quick and open pawn shops in naija

ki ki ki

princesweetman2:


Future naija museums