Bulgarian Currency
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The lev is
the currency of Bulgaria. It is divided in 100 stotinki.
In archaic Bulgarian the word "lev" meant "lion", a word
which in the modern language became lăv.
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Currency name
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Bulgarian lev
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Plural
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levove,
numeric: leva
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Symbol
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лв.
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Subunit
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stotinka
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Users
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Bulgaria
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Central
bank
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Bulgarian
National Bank
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Founded
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25 January 1879
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Headquarters
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Sofia
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Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) headquarters in Sofia |
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50 Bulgarian lev
Item Code: 137/BG-1
Year
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1951
(Date
of withdrawal: 31 March 1962)
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Obverse
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Portrait of Georgi
Dimitrov (1882 - 1949). Coat of arms of Bulgaria depicting a rampant lion.
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Reverse
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Smiling female
rose-picker wearing a national costume.
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Size
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156 x 80 mm
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Watermark
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Capital letters of
the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB in cyrillics) with hammer and sickle.
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Printer
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Goznak, Moscow,
USSR.
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Material
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100% cotton
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