200 naira (US$1.30), 2009. Like Pick 29, but new date. There are also some very subtle differences in the design and engravings which may belie a change in printers between this and the 2008 dated note. Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
5 naira (US$0.03), 2009. Like Pick 32, but new date, new signatures (Lamido Aminu Sanusi, GOVERNOR; Benjamin C. Onyido, DIRECTOR OF CURRENCY AND BRANCH OPERATIONS), and new titles. Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
Like B165a, but printed on paper with horizontal lines. The only other denomination observed printed on lined paper is the 20,000-dollar note (B164b). Based upon the serial numbers reported so far, it appears the $20,000 note was first printed on lined paper, then switched to plain paper, whereas the $50,000Read More…
, Like B146f, but new date (2009). Courtesy of Thomas Krause.Read More…
, Like B138h, but new date (2009). Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
500 naira (US$4.30), 2009. Like P30, but new date, new signatures (Lamido Aminu Sanusi, GOVERNOR; Benjamin C. Onyido, DIRECTOR OF CURRENCY AND BRANCH OPERATIONS), and new titles. Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
, Like B139h, but new date (2009). Courtesy of Thomas Krause and Andrew Roberts.Read More…
Like B151c, but new date (2009). Courtesy of Richard Miranda.Read More…
On 27 August 2009, the Bank of Uganda announced that it would introduce a 1,000-shilling (US$0.50) note with a modified serial number format on 1 September 2009. The notes are like the current note of the same denomination (B148a-c), except that they carry serial numbers with a single prefx letterRead More…
Like B222a, but new signatures (Njai/Saho). Prefix E. Intro: 16.04.2009. Courtesy of Richard Miranda.Read More…