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| 正面文字 | Cyrillic |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a high-relief portrait bust of the renowned Bulgarian opera bass Nikolay Gyaurov, facing slightly to the left, depicted in stage costume with ornamental detailing visible at the shoulder. The effigy is rendered in a naturalistic sculptural style with finely modeled facial features including a beard and strong brow. The legend ИМЕНИТИ БЪЛГАРСКИ ГЛАСОВЕ arcs along the upper periphery in Cyrillic, translating as 'Famous Bulgarian Voices,' while the name НИКОЛАЙ ГЯУРОВ curves along the lower periphery, flanked by dot stops. The mirrored proof fields provide strong contrast to the frosted portrait relief. |
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Nikolay Gyaurov was among the most celebrated operatic basses of the twentieth century, his career centered at La Scala and the Vienna State Opera across four decades. Bulgaria issued commemorative silver pieces honoring cultural figures with some regularity during the post-communist period, and Gyaurov — who died in 2004 — received this posthumous issue four years after his death. The Bulgarian National Bank's commemorative program in this period leaned heavily on .999 fine silver one-troy-ounce formats aligned with international collector standards.