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| 裏面の説明 | Lavender and blue-toned design centred on an outlined border map of Uganda with the Equator line and latitude inscription overlaid on a circular guilloche vignette at lower left. A detailed intaglio rendering of a banana tree with a heavy bunch of fruit occupies the centre, flanked by stylised banana leaf fronds at right and a traditional wooden sculptural figure at the far right margin. A ceramic vessel watermark device appears at upper left. |
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| バリエーション | P#52a - 2010 P#52b - 2011 P#52c - 2013 P#52d - 2015 P#52e - 2017 |
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Thomas De La Rue has printed Ugandan currency through multiple political administrations, a relationship dating back to independence in 1962 and largely uninterrupted despite the upheavals of the Amin and Obote years. The 10,000 shilling denomination — Uganda's highest-value circulating note for much of this period — has been particularly vulnerable to inflationary erosion: when first introduced in the 1990s, it represented meaningful purchasing power, but by the 2010s it exchanged for roughly three US dollars.
The P#52 series ran across an unusually long print window, with De La Rue supplying successive dated issues through at least 2023 without a fundamental redesign.