Bulgaria

Bulgaria issues revised 20-lev note dated 2007

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20 lev (US$14.95), 2007. Issued November 12, 2007. Like P118, but new date, new signature (governor), windowed security thread, fluorescent image, and modified watermark.

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Bulgaria's Cyrillic "evro" wins approval

According to an October 18, 2007 Reuters report, “Bulgaria won the right to spell the euro common currency as ‘evro’ in its Cyrillic language…The EU newcomer has fought hard for the right to spell the euro according to Cyrillic rules despite the European Central Bank’s insistence that the euro be spelled the same way across the 27-nation bloc. The Black Sea country argued that ‘evro’ is the correct transliteration of ‘euro’ into Cyrillic…The question of whether Bulgaria will be able to use ‘evro’ on banknotes if it enters the single currency zone—something that is not expected until well after 2010—remains open.”

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Bulgaria new date (2005) 2-leva note reported

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2 leva (US$1.35), 2005. Like Pick 115, but new date, new signatures, and series B. 116 x 64 mm.

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Bulgarian National Bank.

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Southeastern Numismatics.

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Bulgaria issues revised 50-leva note dated 2006 (Pick 121)

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50 leva, 2006. Issued July 3, 2006. Like Pick 119, but series B, new signatures: Ivan Iskrov, Governor; Stefan Tzvetkov, Chief Cashier. New security features include latent image of “50” to the left of Pencho Slaveykov’s collar, golden to green OVI on National Library building under Slaveykov’s signature. Printer: BNB Printing Works, Bulgaria. 136 x 76 mm.

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Chris Twining.

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