Evidence coverage: 1966–1987. 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.
Includes dated issues, standards, subdivisions and institutional changes. Each event retains the source's date qualifications.
The indexed Bank of Uganda history dates first national currency issue to 1966; the full page was not retrieved.
C477Inference: The World Bank reports that the 1987 Ugandan currency conversion confiscated 30 percent of the value of balances; this is not adequately described by a nominal rescaling ratio alone.
C478The indexed Bank of Uganda timeline dates its first national coin to 2 January 1967, a distinct milestone from opening the bank in August 1966.
C639The same indexed timeline says EACB notes ceased Ugandan tender on 1 April 1967; this is retained as a disputed report, not an adjudicated withdrawal date. Inference: 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.
C640, C641Ugandan shilling issues succeeded the East African Currency Board currency. The national-note history and separate coin timeline differ in milestone dates; retain the 1966–1967 interval. The 1987 confiscatory reform remains a continuity event requiring fuller scope.
C991Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
The indexed Bank of Uganda history dates first national currency issue to 1966; the full page was not retrieved.
indexed opening sentence only
Only the 1966 national-issue year is used.
No precise date, par conversion or 1987 statutory scope is verified by this access.
Search-indexed opening sentence inspected; direct page returned errors including HTTP 502
The World Bank reports that the 1987 Ugandan currency conversion confiscated 30 percent of the value of balances; this is not adequately described by a nominal rescaling ratio alone.
paragraph 1.4, printed p.1 / PDF p.9; final distinction is editorial
Reports 30 percent confiscation in 1987 but does not establish the complete legal schedule, exemptions or the nominal rescaling factor.
Publicly disclosed copy.
The indexed Bank of Uganda timeline dates its first national coin to 2 January 1967, a distinct milestone from opening the bank in August 1966.
timeline entries 15 August 1966 and 2 January 1967; indexed-only
Issuer transfer is distinct from currency conversion.
Timeline’s 1 April 1967 EACB-note withdrawal differs from the September date in an indexed IMF legal account; original Ugandan notice is required.
Indexed institutional history and timeline entries for 1966–1967 inspected; direct page exposed no historical body
The same indexed timeline says EACB notes ceased Ugandan tender on 1 April 1967; this is retained as a disputed report, not an adjudicated withdrawal date.
timeline entry 1 April 1967; indexed-only, conflict with S345
Issuer transfer is distinct from currency conversion.
Timeline’s 1 April 1967 EACB-note withdrawal differs from the September date in an indexed IMF legal account; original Ugandan notice is required.
Indexed institutional history and timeline entries for 1966–1967 inspected; direct page exposed no historical body
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
Ugandan shilling issues succeeded the East African Currency Board currency. The national-note history and separate coin timeline differ in milestone dates; retain the 1966–1967 interval. The 1987 confiscatory reform remains a continuity event requiring fuller scope.
Opening paragraphs: national issue after the East African Currency Board, dated 1966
Only the 1966 national-issue year is used.
No precise date, par conversion or 1987 statutory scope is verified by this access.
Search-indexed opening sentence inspected; direct page returned errors including HTTP 502