Uganda 1000 Shillings 2002 – Goalkeeper Rare Silver Coin #V-211 (Copy)

Issuer	Uganda
Issuing bank	Bank of Uganda
Period	Republic (1962-date)
Type	Non-circulating coins
Year	2002
Value	1000 Shillings 1000 UGX = INR 24
Currency	New shilling (1987-date)
Composition	Silver (.999)
Weight	24.83 g
Diameter	38 mm
Thickness	3.2 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Inlaid, Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑

This exceptional Uganda 1000 Shillings silver coin from 2002 is a non-circulating commemorative piece issued by the Bank of Uganda during the Republic era. Struck in .999 pure silver with a substantial weight of 24.83 grams and measuring 38mm in diameter, this rare numismatic treasure features an inlaid and milled design technique that showcases remarkable craftsmanship. The coin commemorates a goalkeeper—a unique sports-themed design that sets it apart from traditional currency issues.

As a specimen-grade collectible, this coin represents a significant piece of modern African numismatics. Its medal alignment orientation and precise specifications demonstrate professional minting standards. The 2002 production year marks an interesting period in Uganda’s post-independence monetary history, making it historically relevant for collectors focused on East African coinage or sports-themed commemoratives.

This coin appeals to serious collectors due to its rarity, precious metal content, and limited mintage. Whether you’re building a world coin collection, investing in bullion-grade silver, or seeking unique sports memorabilia coins, this piece offers both numismatic and intrinsic value. Its combination of historical significance and artistic merit makes it a compelling addition to any distinguished collection.