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https://coin24.ee/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/gambia.jpg10801080The set consists of four Gambian coins in denominations of 1, 5, 10, and 25 bututs. These coins are still considered official currency, but are rarely used due to inflation. The obverse of the coins features the Gambia's coat of arms—two lions holding axes and a shield depicting agricultural implements. The reverses of the coins are decorated with the country's symbols: peanuts, a major export and a staple of agriculture; a corbal, symbolizing the Gambian River and its fishing industry; a bird, representing natural wealth and biodiversity; and a palm tree, a traditional symbol of West Africa.