East Africa holey coins

was an administrative grouping of five separating British territories: Kenya, Tanganyika (now part of Tanzania), the Sultanate of Zanzibar and Pemba (now part of Tanzania), Uganda and British Somaliland (now part of Somalia). A common coinage and banknotes, which were also legal tender in Aden, were provided for use of the member colonies by the East Africa Currency Board. The coinage through 1919 had the legend EAST AFRICA & UGANDA PROTECTORATE
Mint Marks
AAckroyd & Best, Morley
IBombay Mint
HHeaton Mint, Birmingham, England
K, KNKing's Norton Mint, Birmingham, England
SAPretoria Mint, South Africa

East Africa & Uganda protectorates

KM# 61907,19081/2 centaluminum
KM# 6a19091/2 centcopper-nickel
KM# 51906-1908centaluminum
KM# 5a1908-1910centcopper-nickel
KM# 71911-1914,1916-1918centcopper-nickel
KM# 11.119075 centcopper-nickelEdward VII
KM# 11.21913,1914,19195 centscopper-nickelGeorge V
KM# 21906,1907,191010 centscopper-nickel
KM# 81911-1913,191810 centscopper-nickel

East Africa

KM# 121920,1921centcopper-nickel
KM# 1319205 centscopper-nickel
KM# 14192010 centscopper-nickel
KM# 221922-1925 1927 1928 1930 1935centbronze
KM# 291942centbronze
KM# 321949-1952centbronzeobv. leg: ET IND.IMP. dropped
KM# 351954-1957 1959 1961 1962centbronze
KM# 181921-1925 1928 1933-19365 centsbronze
KM# 2319365 centsbronze
KM# 25.11937 1939 19415 centsbronzethick flan
KM# 25.21941 1942 19435 centsbronzethin flan, reduced weight
KM# 331949 1951 19525 centsbronzeobv. leg: ET IND.IMP. dropped
KM# 371955-1957 1961 19635 centsbronze
KM# 3919645 centsbronzepost-indipendence issue
KM# 191921-1925 1927 1928 1933-193610 centsbronze
KM# 24193610 centsbronze
KM# 24a193610 centscopper-nickel
KM# 26.11937 1939 194110 centsbronzethick flan
KM# 26.21942 1943 194510 centsbronzethin flan, reduced weight
KM# 341949-195210 centsbronzeobv. leg: ET IND.IMP. dropped
KM# 381956 196410 centsbronze
KM# 40196410 centsbronzepost-indipendence issue

2004 standard catalog of WORLD COINS by Chester L. Krause and Clifford Mishler
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