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| 正面描述 | The Ugandan national arms vignette appears at left, set against a map outline of Uganda, with an elaborate guilloche underprint in purple and blue tones dominating the centre and right portions of the note. A large numeral "10" is rendered within the guilloche rosette at centre, flanked by additional ornamental cartouches, with the serial number printed in black at upper right and lower left. Two manuscript signatures appear at the base, captioned GOVERNOR and SECRETARY. |
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| 正面铭文 | BANK OF UGANDA TEN SHILLINGS SHILINGI KUMI LEGAL TENDER FOR TEN SHILLINGS 10 FOR BANK OF UGANDA FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY (Translation: Ten shillings) |
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Uganda's early 1980s issues came at a moment of acute monetary stress. Idi Amin had been ousted in 1979, but the country cycled through three governments between 1980 and 1985, and the shilling was being eroded by inflation that would eventually force a full redenomination in 1987. The 10 Shillings denomination, already modest at issue, became functionally worthless within a few years of printing.
De La Rue retained the contract throughout this turbulent period, a continuity the Bank of Uganda itself could not match in its own leadership.