Evidence coverage: 1966–1966. 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.
The Bank of Tanzania dates the beginning of its operations to 14 June 1966.
C470The specialist Banknote Book catalogue dates introduction of the first 5-, 10-, 20- and 100-shilling issues to 14 June 1966.
C471Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
Tanzania’s original Bank Act applies to both Tanganyika and Zanzibar and establishes the shilling divided into 100 cents.
ss.2 and 24
Short title says 1965; enactment is No.12 of 1966.
Commencement proclamation and actual territorial withdrawal notices not inspected.
For the transition provisions, one East African shilling equals one Tanzanian shilling.
s.36
Short title says 1965; enactment is No.12 of 1966.
Commencement proclamation and actual territorial withdrawal notices not inspected.
Former regional notes/coins remain tender until proclamation; free exchange on demand applies while they remain tender, with later exchange periods separately authorisable.
ss.33–34
Short title says 1965; enactment is No.12 of 1966.
Commencement proclamation and actual territorial withdrawal notices not inspected.
Covered laws and instruments referencing East African shillings, cents or the twenty-shilling pound are converted under the new Act.
s.35
Short title says 1965; enactment is No.12 of 1966.
Commencement proclamation and actual territorial withdrawal notices not inspected.
The Bank of Tanzania dates the beginning of its operations to 14 June 1966.
opening historical account; institution, not by itself cash launch
Bank opening does not by itself prove the first public cash-issue date.
Broad earlier monetary narrative not adopted wholesale.
The specialist Banknote Book catalogue dates introduction of the first 5-, 10-, 20- and 100-shilling issues to 14 June 1966.
catalogue entries BOT B1–B4, PDF pp.3–4; issuer-hosted secondary evidence
Host does not change authorship.
Exact 14 June 1966 first-issue date is catalogue evidence pending original issuer notice.
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