Issued by the Bank of Uganda in 1996, this 1000 Shillings banknote is part of a modernized currency series introduced during a period of economic stabilization and growth. As a higher denomination, it reflects the increasing transactional needs of Uganda’s economy in the mid-1990s.
The obverse features a portrait of a national figure, denomination numerals, and detailed guilloche patterns, with inscriptions in English, consistent with the official design standards of Ugandan banknotes of the period.
The reverse depicts scenes of local wildlife, agriculture, or significant national landmarks of Uganda, framed by ornamental designs that enhance both aesthetic appeal and security.
Issuer: Bank of Uganda
Denomination: 1000 Shillings
Year: 1996
Dimensions: Approx. 150 × 75 mm
Material: Paper
Security features: Watermark, security thread, guilloche patterns
