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| 正面描述 | BNB bank arms vignette at upper centre, flanked by denomination numeral '100' at left and right. Two circular guilloche medallions bearing 'СТО ЛЕВА' anchor the lateral fields. Central text area carries the cheque title and handwritten amount fields, with series 'АЯ 86' and serial number at lower right. |
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| 正面铭文 | БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА ПОИМЕНЕН ЧЕК СТО ЛЕВА ЛЕВА ЗА ПОДПРАВКА ВИНОВНИТЕ СЕ НАКАЗВАТ ПО ЗАКОНА ВАЖИ САМО ЗА ПОКУПКИ В МАГАЗИНИТЕ, ИЗВЪРШВАЩИ ПРОДАЖБИ В НЕСОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКА ВАЛУТА |
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Bulgaria's Foreign Exchange Certificates — "Certifikati" — were instruments of the Korekombank system, a parallel currency mechanism the state used to capture hard currency from Bulgarians who received remittances or earnings from abroad. Holders could spend them only at Corecom shops, which stocked Western goods unavailable through normal retail channels. The arrangement effectively taxed access to imported consumer items while keeping foreign exchange out of the black market — or trying to.
The 1986 series was among the last issued before the system collapsed in the late 1980s as the broader socialist economy deteriorated. Surviving examples in any condition are surprisingly thin on the ground; most were spent.