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2 Leva Soccer Cup
| Issuer | Bulgaria |
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| Year | 1980 |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Obverse description | Central field features the state coat of arms of the People's Republic of Bulgaria, comprising a crowned lion rampant within a shield, flanked by wheat sheaves and topped by a red star, with a cogwheel at the base. The denomination '2 ЛЕВА' appears below the arms, with the split date '19 80' flanking the shield. The circular legend 'НАРОДНА РЕПУБЛИКА БЪЛГАРИЯ' runs along the upper periphery. The design is rendered in high relief against a flat field. |
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| Reverse lettering | ESPANA 82 COPA MUNDIAL FIFA СВЕТОВНО ПЪРВЕНСТВО ПО ФУТБОЛ ИСПАНИЯ - 1982 (Translation: World Cup Soccer Spain 1982) |
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Issued to mark the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Bulgaria produced a series of commemorative coins across multiple denominations, this being one of the copper-nickel entries in that run. The Soviet bloc nations treated the Moscow Games as a prestige exercise, and Bulgarian state minting output reflected that — commemorative programs from this period were extensive and broadly distributed through Balkantourist and foreign coin dealers rather than domestic circulation channels.
KM#108 is common in surviving quantity and typically surfaces in original packaging.