- Gold .999
- Low mintage
St. Dimitar the Wonderworker
2009 · 100 leva · Bulgarian National Bank
Specifications
- Metal
- Gold 999/1000
- Weight
- 8.64 g
- Fine gold content
- 8.63 g (0.2775 oz t)
- Diameter
- 24 mm
- Quality
- Proof
- Official mintage
- 4,000
- Year of issue
- 2009
- Series
- Bulgarian Iconography
- Designer
- Krassimir Angelov, Borislav Kyosev and Razvigor Kolev
- Minted by
- Sofia, Bulgaria
- Catalogue no.
- BC-2009-04
- Issue price
- 640.00 лв
- ≈ €327.23 · BNB, 2009
- Market value (asking prices)
- €2,499.00
- 1 listing (asking price) · Balkan Auction, 19 Oct 2026
- Melt value
- €1,028.45
- Au spot €3,706.07/oz · Oct 2026
Market prices – asking prices
Asking prices on Balkan Auction, 19 Oct 2026
- Ungraded coins
- €2,499.00
- median asking price €2,499.00 · 1 listing
Sample listings
- 100 лева 2009 Св.Димитър€2,499.00
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.
What if you had bought it at issue?
- Issue price (BNB, 2009)
- €327.23
- Asking price now (median)
- €2,499.00
- Change in value
- €2,171.77
- Total return
- +664%
- Compounded yearly return
- +12.5%a year, over 17.3 years
Quick calculator
Indicative only: the current price is the median of asking prices on Balkan Auction on 19 Oct 2026, not a sale price; fees, taxes and condition are not included.
Relative rarity
7/10 · 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get extra points, because much of that silver and gold was melted down and many coins were lost in the wars and withdrawn in 1952.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.
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Obverse
The obverse of the coin depicts the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank, with the year ‘1879’ inscribed on the ribbon. In circumference there go ‘БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА’ (BULGARIAN NATIONAL BANK), the face value ‘100 ЛЕВА’ (100 BGN), and the year of issue ‘2009’ stands above the logo.
Reverse
The reverse of the coin features a replica of a white-and-black woodcut of 1870 by the artist Nickola Z. Klinkov. In circumference there goes ‘СВ. ДИМИТЪР ЧУДОТВOРЕЦ’ (ST. DIMITAR THE WONDERWORKER).
Edge & packaging
Flat edge. Issued in a protective capsule with an information leaflet. The BNB advises keeping the capsule closed.
Image: The Boyana Church, Sofia · Todor Bozhinov / Тодор Божинов, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About this coin
St. Dimitar the Wonderworker
A 100 leva gold coin issued by the Bulgarian National Bank in 2009, part of the Bulgarian Iconography series. 4,000 pieces were minted in Sofia, Bulgaria, to a design by Krassimir Angelov, Borislav Kyosev and Razvigor Kolev.
Sources: BNB coin page · BNB register and prices · market listing 1
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