Southern Rhodesia and Central Africa currency boards — institutional context
Institutional and territorial issue chronology; does not adjudicate the inherited Southern Rhodesian-pound species or its 1939–1956 lifetime.
Currency profiles
Evidence & research notes 3 claims
Institutional and territorial issue chronology; does not adjudicate the inherited Southern Rhodesian-pound species or its 1939–1956 lifetime.
Krus and Schuler date the Southern Rhodesia Currency Board’s establishment to 3 January 1939 and its currency fund to 1 April; these are institutional milestones.
printed p.216 / PDF p.217, Name/headquarters/dates
Source access and limitations
Same work as S189.
Underlying 1938–1956 laws and annual reports were not inspected.
Issuer succession is not automatically a new currency unit or an at-par domestic replacement.
They report first board notes on 1 March 1940 in Southern Rhodesia, 8 June in Nyasaland and 1 November in Northern Rhodesia.
printed p.216, introductory history; underlying records pending
Source access and limitations
Same work as S189.
Underlying 1938–1956 laws and annual reports were not inspected.
Issuer succession is not automatically a new currency unit or an at-par domestic replacement.
They describe Central Africa Currency Board succession on 12 March 1954 and Bank of Rhodesia and Nyasaland succession on 1 April 1956; these do not independently prove new units.
printed p.216, successor institutions; modeling qualification
Source access and limitations
Same work as S189.
Underlying 1938–1956 laws and annual reports were not inspected.
Issuer succession is not automatically a new currency unit or an at-par domestic replacement.