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1000 Shillings Goalkeeper

Issuer Bank of Uganda
Year 2002
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Value 1000 Shillings
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Obverse description The obverse displays the coat of arms of Uganda in high relief at the center, featuring a kob antelope and a grey crowned crane as supporters flanking a central shield decorated with a traditional drum and the River Nile, set above a green mound. The motto scroll at the base of the arms bears the legend FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. The issuer legend BANK OF UGANDA arcs along the upper periphery, with the date 2002 divided on either side of the shield, and the denomination 1000 SHILLINGS inscribed in large letters along the lower border.
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Reverse description The reverse depicts a diving goalkeeper rendered in bold relief, shown in mid-air with arms outstretched making a save, with a football resting on the ground in the lower field. To the right, a circular colorized insert portrays a red silhouette of a footballer in a dynamic kicking pose against a white enamel background. The legend WORLD OF FOOTBALL arcs along the upper periphery, with the year 2002 inscribed below it in the upper field.
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Uganda's football-themed bullion issues of the early 2000s were part of a broader wave of sub-Saharan commemorative programs marketed almost entirely to European and Asian collector markets — Uganda itself had no meaningful domestic coin-collecting infrastructure at the time. The series was produced under contract rather than at a Ugandan facility.

KM#84 is one of several pieces in the run distinguished by position-specific designs, making the set completion-driven by design.

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