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| 裏面の説明 | The central field features a detailed frontal view of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, rendered in low relief. Above the building, the UNESCO logo — a stylized columned facade — is depicted with the organisation's name inscribed beneath it. The inscription СОФИЯ '85 appears in Cyrillic below the building in the lower field. The bilingual circular legend reads XXIII ГЕНЕРАЛНА КОНФЕРЕНЦИЯ in Cyrillic along the upper arc and XXIII CONFERENCE GENERALE in Latin along the lower arc, separated by raised dots, all within a beaded border. |
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| 鋳造所 | Bulgarian Mint, Sofia |
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The 1985 UNESCO conference held in Sofia was part of the organization's broader push during the mid-1980s to engage Eastern Bloc nations as active cultural partners rather than peripheral members. Bulgaria had been cultivating its UNESCO relationship since the 1970s, partly as a vehicle for projecting soft power and legitimizing the Zhivkov regime's cultural nationalism on an international stage. Commemorative coins tied to such events were a standard instrument of that effort.
KM#153 is one of several Bulgarian copper-nickel commemoratives from this period that saw limited circulation outside collector channels.