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On September, 1, 2010 the Bulgarian National Bank introduces in circulation a gilded silver commemorative coin commemorating the 125 years of the Bulgarian Unification in 1885. Its price will be 60 leva including VAT.
The mintage of the coin is 5000 pieces. The coin surprised collectors with it sporting a gold plated design, while previous announcements did not hint that such will be available. The interesting fact here is this will be the lowest ever mintage for a Bulgarian ... [Full story]
The latest Bulgarian silver coin 'Natural phenomenon Belogradchik rocks' has quickly sold out. In just three days collectors picked up all of the available coins from the official 4,000 mintage. The interest in it has proven significant indeed. The last Bulgarian coin to have sold out quickly was the 2009 '130 Years Bulgarian National Bank' silver coin, preceded by the 2008 '100 Years of Bulgaria’s Independence'.
This fact is pleasing the coin collectors in Bulgaria as in recent ... [Full story]
The denomination value of the coin is 10 Leva. It is made of .925 Silver. Weight 23.33 grams, diameter - 38.61 mm. The mintage of the coin is 4000 pieces. It will enter circulation on the World Earth Day on 22 April 2010.
On the obverse of the coin is the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank, with the year of establishment 1879 on the ribbon. The reverse shows an artistic image of the Belogradchik rocks. The inscription above says: "Belogradchik Rocks" and the one below says: ... [Full story]
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) will put into circulation on February 22 a silver commemorative coin to mark 140 years of the Bulgarian Exarchate.
The coin, which is made of silver with partial gold-plating, has a nominal value of BGN 10, and availability will be limited to 6 000 pieces. It will go on sale at BGN 60.
Stefan Tsvetkov, the Secretary of the Bank explained in a presentation on Friday that this was the first coin issued to commemorate the Bulgarian ... [Full story]
Technical parameters:
Nominal value – 10 Leva.;
Metal - Silver 925/1000 with gold plated elements;
Weight – 20 grams;
Diameter – 40 mm;
Edge – flat;
Quality - Proof;
Year of issue - 2010;
Mintage – 6000 pieces.
Graphical elements:
On the obverse of the coin is the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank, with the year 1879 inscribed on the ribbon. Under the logo is a flower arrangement, and under it the ... [Full story]
The Panagyurishte treasure consists of nine richly adorned vessels with total weight of 6.164 kg 23-carat Gold. It was discovered in 1949 during earth-digging works near the town of Panagyurishte. The gold beverage set includes a phiale (a bowl), an amphora and seven rhyta (cups).
Seven utensils are horn-shaped rhyta; three are formed as animal heads; one represents the front half of a goat’s body; and three are shaped as women’s heads. All of them are adorned with scenes from ... [Full story]
On October 20, 2009, the Bulgarian National Bank released a gold commemorative coin featuring St. Dimitar the Wonderworker. The coins have a nominal value of 100 BGN and are struck in .999 gold.
The obverse of the coin depicts the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank. Inscriptions include the face value of "100 ËÅÂÀ" (100 BGN) and "ÁÚËÃÀÐÑÊÀ ÍÀÐÎÄÍÀ ÁÀÍÊÀ" (BULGARIAN NATIONAL BANK). The year "1879" is inscribed on the ribbon and the year of issue "2009" is above the logo. [Full story]
The Bulgarian Central Bank (BNB) issued on September 14 a new commemorative coin from the Bulgarian Crafts coin series - "Bulgarian Pottery".
The coin boasts bright colors and is dedicated to the traditional Bulgarian craft of making pottery. Its nominal value is 5 Bulgarian Leva and can be purchased for BGN 38 from BNB, other banks where available, and the National Art Gallery.
The head of the coin displays the BNB symbol while the tail includes a pottery ... [Full story]
Silver commemorative coin with an inscription “130 years Bulgarian national bank” will be released on 18 May, informs the Bulgarian national bank (BNB). Authors of the art project are Razvigor Kolev and Borislav Kiosev.
On the front side of the coin the emblem of the bank is depicted with the years “1879” and “2009”, written on the ribbon. Around it is written “Bulgarian national bank”, the nominal value of the coin and the year of the emission – “2009”.
A collectible coin commemorating 110 years since the birth of Dechko Uzunov, part of the Noteworthy Bulgarian Artists series of Bulgarian National Bank, will go on sale from February 23, the central bank said on February 20 2009.
Uzunov, an artist who lived from 1899 to 1986, was best known for the span of genres and fields that his creations took – book illustrations, paintings, graphics, scenography, book making, costume design and murals, this latter including in the church ... [Full story]
Pursuant to article 25 of the Law on the BNB, from 15 December 2008 the Bulgarian National Bank issues into circulation a gold commemorative coin 'St. Tsar Boris I the Baptizer'.
The obverse of the coin features the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank with the year '1879' written on the ribbon. In circumference is the wording 'ÁÚËÃÀÐÑÊÀ ÍÀÐÎÄÍÀ ÁÀÍÊÀ' (BULGARIAN NATIONAL BANK), the nominal value of the coin '20 ËÅÂÀ' and the year of issue '2008'.
The Bulgarian National Bank announced Friday it is to put in circulation a new silver tri-component commemorative coin. The coin 'Nikolay Gyaurov' is part of the Famous Bulgarian Voices" series.
The coin will be in circulation on October 27, 2008.
On May 19 the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) will put in circulation a new commemorative coin with partial gold cover. The coin 'Seft III' is part of the series 'The Treasures of Bulgaria'.
A press conference is held today, May 17 at BNB dedicated to the coin’s presentation by Tzvetan Manchev, Depute Director of BNB.
The bronze cast of the head of Trakya’s ruler Seft III will also be displayed at BNB.
The head is a unique archaeological find ... [Full story]
On the day of the wine maker Trifon Zarezan, the Bulgarian National Bank launched a silver commemorative coin - Bulgarian vine growing and wine production. The nominal value of the coin is 5 leva but it sells for 22 leva.
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