The island of Syppo is located in Siné Saloum Delta in the south of Senegal. Syppo is a small ancient kingdom ruled by Madame Toure. Right now the Kingdom consists of a small village that receives a significant number of tourists every year. This is the first issue of this tiny Kingdom. A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The island of Syppo is located in Siné Saloum Delta in the south of Senegal. Syppo is a small ancient kingdom ruled by Madame Toure. Right now the Kingdom consists of a small village that receives a significant number of tourists every year. This is the first issue of this tiny Kingdom. A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Kingdom of Kabrousse is located near the border with Guinea-Bissau in a small village of the same name. Although it currently has just 6,000 inhabitants, Kabrousse was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the area until recent times. It is the birth-place of the Diola Queen Aline Sitoé Diatta, a famous heroine of the Senegalese resistance to French Colonialism. This coin is dedicated to her.  A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Haal Tribe, with roughly 2,000 people, is one of the smallest ethnic groups of West Africa. The Haals are dispersed over The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Senegal. The language of the Haals is Kassanga. Although several missioners attempted to Christianize the Haals they remain loyal to their ancestors’ religion. Haals’ lack of contact with Western habits and values has permitted them to maintain their traditions and their lifestyle has not changed significantly for the last centuries. A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.

The Haal Tribe, with roughly 2,000 people, is one of the smallest ethnic groups of West Africa. The Haals are dispersed over The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Senegal. The language of the Haals is Kassanga. Although several missioners attempted to Christianize the Haals they remain loyal to their ancestors’ religion. Haals’ lack of contact with Western habits and values has permitted them to maintain their traditions and their lifestyle has not changed significantly for the last centuries. A significant part of the proceeds will go to local charity projects.