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200 Shillings

Emittent Bank of Uganda
Jahr 1987-1998
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Nennwert 200 Shillings (200 UGX)
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Rückseitenbeschreibung A central intaglio vignette portrays a textile mill interior, with a male worker tending a row of spinning bobbins alongside bales of raw cotton; decorative guilloche columns frame the scene on either side against a warm peach-toned multicolour underprint. The denomination numeral 200 is printed in bold at each corner, with the issuing bank name across the top and bilingual denomination text at the lower centre.
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Varianten P#32a - 1987 signature titles: "Governor" & "Secretary, Treasury"
P#32b - 1991, 1994, 1996, 1997* & 1998 signature titles: "Governor" & "Secretary, Treasury" * not listed in catalog
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Uganda's 200 Shilling denomination was introduced in 1987 as the country was still recovering from the economic wreckage of the Obote II and Okello periods — inflation had gutted the original shilling series so thoroughly that a complete redenomination had been necessary in 1987, replacing the old shilling at par but effectively resetting the currency's psychological footing. The 200 Shilling sat near the top of the initial issue range, a denomination that would become increasingly inadequate as inflation persisted through the early 1990s.

Thomas De La Rue handled production throughout the series run, a relationship Uganda maintained consistently across multiple decades of note issues.