Evidence coverage: 1966–1967. This is the span of collected observations, not the currency’s lifetime.
This record includes associated currencies and earlier interpretations. The article selects the evidence relevant to its own history.
No distinct successor currency is established in the loaded view.
Evidence within this identity, not separate currencies.
Includes dated issues, standards, subdivisions and institutional changes. Each event retains the source's date qualifications.
CBK distinguishes Legal Notice 252 of 1 July 1966 from banknote issue: the notes were legalised but not yet issued on that date.
C472CBK dates first national shilling coins to 10 April 1967.
C473Legal Notice 253 keeps EACB notes as Kenyan tender for one year from the start of their exchange into national currency; it supplies no exchange-start date.
C620Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
CBK distinguishes Legal Notice 252 of 1 July 1966 from banknote issue: the notes were legalised but not yet issued on that date.
paragraph beginning With the establishment of individual Central Banks
Notice itself and original exchange law not inspected.
Regional withdrawals are month precision; no universal regional withdrawal day is inferred.
Earlier barter-origin narrative not used.
CBK dates first national shilling coins to 10 April 1967.
paragraph beginning On April 10, 1967
Notice itself and original exchange law not inspected.
Regional withdrawals are month precision; no universal regional withdrawal day is inferred.
Earlier barter-origin narrative not used.
CBK reports regional banknotes losing tender in Kenya in September 1967 and regional coins in April 1969.
national-currency transition paragraph; month precision
Notice itself and original exchange law not inspected.
Regional withdrawals are month precision; no universal regional withdrawal day is inferred.
Earlier barter-origin narrative not used.
Kenya Act s.23 requires at-par exchange of EACB notes and coins while they remain tender, with further at-par exchange periods separately authorisable.
s.23, historical version at 3 June 1969
Consolidated historical text, not the as-made Gazette.
Section-specific original commencement notices and actual exchange-start/withdrawal notices remain uninspected.
Section 22(4) leaves former-board tender duration to ministerial determination; s.24 separately qualifies exchange of damaged currency.
ss.22(4) and 24
Consolidated historical text, not the as-made Gazette.
Section-specific original commencement notices and actual exchange-start/withdrawal notices remain uninspected.
Legal Notice 253 keeps EACB notes as Kenyan tender for one year from the start of their exchange into national currency; it supplies no exchange-start date.
Complete operative notice, printed p.1 / PDF p.3
Version dated 23 August 1966.
One-year interval runs from exchange start, which this notice does not date.
It covers notes, not a universal coin withdrawal deadline.
Gold’s indexed IMF account reports former-board notes losing tender on 14 September 1967 under a joint decision; original territorial notices are needed to resolve Uganda’s conflicting timeline.
printed pp.115–116, national currency transition; indexed-only
Statute summaries and regional 14 September 1967 withdrawal date are not substituted for the original territorial acts/notices.
Conflicts with the indexed Bank of Uganda timeline remain open.
Indexed printed pp.115–116 on national East African currencies and former-board exchange inspected; full chapter retrieval returned 403