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500 Leva

发行方	Bulgarian National Bank
年份	1922
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面值	500 Leva
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正面描述	The state arms of the Kingdom of Bulgaria — a crowned lion rampant within a shield — appears at upper centre within an ornate vignette border. The heading ЦАРСТВО БЪЛГАРИЯ (Kingdom of Bulgaria) is inscribed at the top in Cyrillic script, with text below designating this as a Държавен Съкровищен Бон (State Treasury Bond) at 500 leva, series А. The document body contains a detailed printed Cyrillic text obligating the Bulgarian National Bank to redeem the bond, with manuscript signatures of the Minister of Finance and the Director of Public Debt.
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背面铭文	ИЗДАДЕНЪ ВЪЗ ОСНОВА Стойность държавенъ съкровищенъ бонъ при 5¾% лихва за изтекло време НАКАЗАТЕЛНИЯ ЗАКОНЪ
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备注	Bulgaria's postwar finances in the early 1920s were in serious difficulty. The country had emerged from the First World War on the losing side, and the Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine imposed heavy reparations that strained the government's fiscal position throughout this period. The 500 Leva note of 1922 belongs to a high-denomination issue that reflects the inflationary pressures bearing down on the lev during these years — not yet the hyperinflation that would follow later in the decade, but a clear warning of what was coming. At 240 × 140 mm, this is a notably large-format note even by the generous standards of the era's printing conventions.