Kenya's first coinage series, introduced after the Central Bank Act of 1966 replaced the East African Currency Board, had a notably short window before metrication pressure began reshaping the region's monetary systems. The 25-cent denomination was discontinued after just two years of issue, making the 1967 date considerably scarcer than its predecessor.
Kenya's first coinage series, introduced after the Central Bank Act of 1966 replaced the East African Currency Board, had a notably short window before metrication pressure began reshaping the region's monetary systems. The 25-cent denomination was discontinued after just two years of issue, making the 1967 date considerably scarcer than its predecessor.