Original Bulgarian 100 Leva banknote, issued by the Bulgarian National Bank (Balgarskata Narodna Banka) in 1925.
This classic interwar-era note features a formal portrait of King Boris III of Bulgaria on the obverse, surrounded by ornate security design and official signatures.

The reverse depicts a detailed rural village scene, showing villagers gathered in front of a traditional house — a strong visual representation of Bulgarian everyday life in the early 20th century.

This is an authentic historical banknote from the Kingdom of Bulgaria period.

Item Details:

Country: Bulgaria
Denomination: 100 Leva
Year: 1925
Issuer: Bulgarian National Bank
Obverse: Portrait of King Boris III, royal coat of arms, official signatures
Reverse: Rural village scene with villagers
Serial Number: P151157
Printer: Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co., England
Language: Bulgarian (Cyrillic) and French

A well-known and highly collectible Bulgarian design from the interwar period.

Historical Note:

King Boris III ruled Bulgaria during a complex and transformative period between the two World Wars. Banknotes from this era reflect both national identity and European engraving excellence, especially those printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co., one of the most prestigious security printers of the time.

Bulgarian banknotes from the 1920s are increasingly sought after by collectors of Balkan, Eastern European, and interwar currency.

Condition:

Very Fine to eXTRA Fine (Vf–xF) condition, consistent with age:

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Shipping:

Secure packaging with protective rigid backing.
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