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Bulgaria







Basic Country Data:

  • Country ISO Code: BG

  • Official Language: Bulgarian

  • Language ISO Code: bg

  • Current Official Currency: Bulgarian lev

  • Current Currency ISO Code: BGN


1. Bulgarian Lev (BGN) — Current Official Currency

  • ISO Code: BGN

  • Singular Name: lev

  • Plural Name: leva

  • Monetary Subdivision: 1 lev = 100 stotinki

  • Subdivision Name Singular: stotinka

  • Subdivision Name Plural: stotinki

  • Initial Production Date: 1999 (after last redenomination)

  • Final Production Date: ongoing

  • Initial Circulation Date: 1999

  • Final Circulation Date: currently in circulation

  • Mint: Sofia Mint

  • Issuing Bank: Bulgarian National Bank

  • Coin Denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 stotinki; 1 and 2 leva

  • Banknote Denominations: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 leva

  • Designs / Symbols:

    • Coins depict national symbols and historical motifs.

    • Banknotes feature portraits of prominent Bulgarian figures and cultural elements.

  • Current Circulation Status: active official currency

  • Economic Historical Context:

    • Following hyperinflation in 1997, a redenomination of 1000:1 was carried out in 1999.

    • The lev is pegged to the euro via a currency board at a fixed rate of 1.95583 leva = 1 euro.

  • Relevant Legislation: Bulgarian National Bank Act and other regulations

  • Signatories on Banknotes: Governor of the Bulgarian National Bank

  • Persons Honored: prominent Bulgarian cultural, scientific, and historical personalities

  • Mint and Production: Sofia Mint, with high standards of quality and security

  • Curiosities and Commemorative Issues:

    • Bulgaria issues commemorative coins and banknotes on special occasions.

    • The currency remains stable and widely accepted domestically and in some neighboring regions.


2. Historical Currencies of Bulgaria

a) Old Lev (BGL)

  • Used until 1999 before redenomination

  • Redenomination: 1000 old leva = 1 new lev (BGN)

  • Subject to hyperinflation during the 1990s

b) Bulgarian Lev (19th and 20th centuries)

  • Introduced in 1881 after liberation

  • Linked to monetary systems like the gold standard and currency board at various times

  • Reformed multiple times throughout history


This report provides a complete financial history of Bulgaria, focusing on the current Bulgarian lev, its characteristics, historical currencies, and economic context.



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Autor do blog: Nilton Romani

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