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1.000 Leva Zlatni

Uitgever Bulgarska Narodna Banka
Jaar 1924
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Beschrijving voorzijde Dark olive-green note with an elaborate interlaced guilloche border frame. The Bulgarian state coat of arms occupies the left field, flanked by decorative foliate vignettes, while the issuer's name and denomination in Cyrillic script are set in bold letterpress across the centre. Two manuscript signatures appear below the text block — those of the Governor (Управитель) and Cashier (Касиер) — alongside a red circular control stamp and serial numbers in two positions.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Printed entirely in dark brown on unadorned paper, the reverse is dominated by a large central lozenge-shaped guilloche panel bearing the bold numeral «1000», flanked symmetrically on each side by the word «ЛЕВА» in ornate Cyrillic lettering set within decorative cartouches. Four circular medallions carrying the value «1000» occupy the corners, and the entire surface is covered with a tight geometric wavy-line underprint pattern, lending the design a purely typographic, non-pictorial character.
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Opmerkingen

The 1924 Bulgarian 1,000 Leva Zlatni ("golden leva") was issued as part of the post-WWI stabilization effort following Bulgaria's catastrophic defeat and the punishing reparations imposed by the Treaty of Neuilly in 1919. The "Zlatni" designation distinguished these notes from the heavily inflated wartime leva, signaling an attempt at monetary credibility even as the country remained economically strangled.

Bulgaria's currency never achieved the convertibility the name implied. The distinction between zlatni and ordinary leva was largely aspirational — a nomenclature borrowed from stability rather than backed by it.

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