1951 Bulgaria 200 Leva Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Georgi Dimitrov, the first communist leader of Bulgaria, on the left side. The Bulgarian coat of arms with the date “9 IX 1944” (marking the socialist revolution) appears on the right. The denomination “200” is displayed in the corners and in large text at the bottom center. The year of issue “1951” is inscribed below the denomination.
Obverse lettering: НАРОДНА РЕПУБЛИКА БЪЛГАРИЯ (People’s Republic of Bulgaria), ДВЕСТА ЛЕВА (Two Hundred Leva).
Reverse: Depicts a rural agricultural scene with women harvesting tobacco leaves, symbolizing Bulgaria’s agrarian economy during the socialist era. The denomination “200” appears in multiple locations, along with the issuing authority БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА (Bulgarian National Bank). Serial number “АВ 744786” is printed in red on the top right and bottom left.
Reverse lettering: БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА (Bulgarian National Bank), ДВЕСТА ЛЕВА (Two Hundred Leva).
Size: ±175 x 90 mm
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