Uganda – 100 Shillings – 1969 – Apostolic Visit Pope Paul VI. In Uganda – 13.82g – NGC PF67 Ultra Cameo

Uganda – 100 Shillings – 1969 – Apostolic Visit Pope Paul VI. In Uganda – NGC PF67 Ultra Cameo

The Uganda 100 Shillings commemorative issue is a sought-after collectible and a testament to Uganda’s history. This coin was minted in 1969 to commemorate the historic visit of Pope Paul VI to the country. It is part of a series that marks this important event and is a valuable addition to any coin collection.

The obverse of the coin features the coat of arms of Uganda and includes a composition detail in the lower right corner surrounded by a dotted circle. Engraved in Latin script are “ONE HUNDRED SHILLINGS” and “FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY” as well as the value “100” and the year “1969”.

The reverse of the coin shows the torso of Pope Paul VI with his right hand raised above a map of Africa. The dotted line between Rome and Kampala symbolizes the Pope’s trip to Uganda, and the dotted circle around the edge represents the welcome he received from the country. The Latin characters “BANK OF UGANDA”, “ROME”, “AFRICA”, “WELCOMES POPE PAUL VI” and “KAMPALA” are engraved along with the year “1969”.

This coin is made of gold and has a fineness of 0.900. Its weight is 13.82 grams (fine 12.44 grams), with a diameter of 30 mm and a thickness of 2.5 mm. This coin was minted in a limited edition of 4190 gold coins, making it a rare and valuable collector’s item. Another great feature is the very high grading with PF67 Ultra Cameo by the NGC.

Whether you are an experienced coin collector or a novice, the Uganda 100 Shillings Commemorative Issue is an excellent addition to any coin collection and a symbol of Uganda’s rich history.

Details:

Country: Uganda

Value: 100 shillings

Material: gold

Fineness: 0.900

Weight: 13.82 g

Fine weight: 12.44 g

Diameter: 30 mm

Thickness: 2.5 mm

Circulation: 4190

Feature: NGC PF67 Ultra Cameo