Manilla (Okpoho) and 1959 Penny Coin

Manilla (Okpoho) and 1959 Penny Coin Highlights

• Historical Coinage: The 1959 Penny is a common date for the Lincoln cent, minted in large quantities. The Manilla (Okpoho) is a traditional form of currency historically used in parts of Africa, often made from copper or bronze.
• Collectible Value: While the 1959 Penny is generally not rare, certain uncirculated or proof versions can hold numismatic value. Traditional currencies like the Manilla are often collected for their historical and cultural significance.
• Material and Construction: Pennies from 1959 are typically made of copper-plated zinc or bronze. Manillas are usually cast from bronze or copper alloys, reflecting their function as wearable or easily transportable currency.
• Artistic and Craft Applications: Both old coins and traditional metal currency can be used in various art and craft projects. They can be incorporated into jewelry, sculptures, or decorative items, offering a unique historical element.

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	This item Manilla (Okpoho) and 1959 Penny Coin ₦ 25	Bottle Caps for Arts & Crafts ₦ 20
Type	Other	Other
Condition	Used	Brand New
Price	₦ 25	₦ 20