FOREIGN COINS STRUCK BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN MINT

UGANDA
For Circulation.

Fifty Shillings

Date Mintage Composition Weight Diameter KM#
1998 Unavailable Nickel Bonded Steel 4 g 19 mm 66

 

One Hundred Shillings

Date Mintage Composition Weight Diameter KM#
1998 Unavailable Copper Nickel 7.1 g 26 mm 67
2005 Unavailable Copper Nickel 3.45 g 25 mm UA

 

Two Hundred Shillings

Date Mintage Composition Weight Diameter KM#
1998 Unavailable Copper Nickel 8.1 g 23 mm 68

 

Five Hundred Shillings

Date Mintage Composition Weight Diameter KM#
1998 Unavailable Nickel Brass 9.1 g 22 mm 69

Numismatic Issues

One Thousand Shillings

Date Mintage Composition Design Condition Weight Diameter KM#
2001 Unavailable Copper Nickel Rhinoceros Proof 19.84 g 38.6 mm 77
2001 Unavailable Copper Nickel Lion Proof 19.84 g 38.6 mm 78
2001 Unavailable Copper Nickel Water Buffalo Proof 19.84 g 38.6 mm 79
2001 Unavailable Copper Nickel Leopard Proof 19.84 g 38.6 mm 80
2001 Unavailable Copper Nickel Elephant Proof 19.84 g 38.6 mm 81

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