100 leva

Specifications

Metal

Gold 900/1000

Weight

32.26 g

Fine gold content

29.03 g (0.9335 oz t)

Diameter

35 mm

Quality

Circulation

Official mintage

5,000

Year of issue

1912

Series

Individual issue

Designer

Rudolf Marshall

Minted by

—

Catalogue no.

BC-L2186

Issue price

—

Circulation coin – not sold at an issue price

Market value (asking prices)

€9,000.00

median asking price of 3 listings, €7,664.27 – €16,200.00 · Balkan Auction, 19 Oct 2026

Melt value

€3,459.48

Au spot €3,706.07/oz · Oct 2026

Market prices – asking prices

Asking prices on Balkan Auction, 19 Oct 2026

Ungraded coins

€7,664.27 – €16,200.00

median asking price €9,000.00 · 3 listings

Graded (PCGS, NGC…)

€6,789.89 – €16,800.00

median asking price €9,024.30 · 7 listings

Sample listings

• 100 лева ЗЛАТО 1912, NGC MS 61 PL€16,800.00
• 100 лева 1912 MS 61 PL Оригинал€16,200.00
• ЗЛАТНА МОНЕТА 100 ЛЕВА 1912 AU58 PCGS ОРИГИНАЛ€12,000.00
• 100 лева 1912 PCGS PR 69 CAM€9,458.90

Asking prices of active listings (fixed price, starting price or current highest bid) in the public coin category of Balkan Auction. These are asking prices, not completed sales. Lots, sets, replicas, error varieties and precious-metal prices below the metal value are excluded. BulgarianCoins does not buy, sell or value coins.

Relative rarity

9/10 · Very rare

Very commonExtremely rare

How we calculate it

The score starts from the mintage on a logarithmic scale (500 coins or fewer = 10, ten million = 1). Coins of the Principality and the Kingdom that circulated get extra points, because much of that silver and gold was melted down and many coins were lost in the wars and withdrawn in 1952. Modern commemorative coins lose a point, since almost all of them survive in collections. Finally we look at how often the coin is offered on Balkan Auction: frequent offers lower the score.