Principality of Bulgaria

Bulgarian modern coins

Principality of Bulgaria

Coins minted 1881 in Birmingham, Great Britain
Metal: Cu 95%, Sn 4%, Zn 1%
Nominal value 2 stotinkas, 5 stotinkas, 10 stotinkas

Coins minted 1882 in St Petersburg, Russia
Metal: silver 83,5%
Nominal value 1 lev, 2 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1883 in St Petersburg, Russia
Metal: silver 83,5%
Nominal value 50 stotinkas
Edge – serrated

Coins minted 1884 in St Petersburg, Russia
Metal: silver 90%
Nominal value 5 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1885 in St Petersburg, Russia
Metal: silver 90%
Nominal value 5 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1888 in Brussels, Belgium
Metal: Cu 75%, Ni 25%
Nominal value 2 1/2 stotinkas, 5 stotinkas, 10 stotinkas, 20 stotinkas

Coins minted 1891 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: silver 83,5%
Nominal value 50 stotinkas, 1 lev, 2 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1891 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: silver 90%
Nominal value 5 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1891 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: silver 90%
Nominal value 5 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1894 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: silver 83,5%
Nominal value 50 stotinkas, 1 lev, 2 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1894 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: silver 90%
Nominal value 5 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1894 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: gold 90%
Nominal value 10 levs, 20 levs, 100 levs
Edge – embossed text “God Save Bulgaria”

Coins minted 1901 in Paris, France
Metal: Cu 95%, Sn 4%, Zn 1%
Nominal value 1 stotinka, 2 stotinkas


Coins minted 1906 in Kremnitz, Austria - Hungary
Metal: Cu 75%, Ni 25%
Nominal value 5 stotinkas, 10 stotinkas, 20 stotinkas