Two Leva (Silver), Coin Type from Bulgaria - detailed information

Two Leva (Silver), Coin Type from Bulgaria (issued 1882 - 1916)
Coin TypeTwo Leva (Silver)

Composition: 83.5% silver.

Obverse

Obverse Inscription
Reverse

Reverse Inscription
EdgeInscribed
Edge InscriptionБОЖЕ ПАЗИ БЪЛГАРИЯ
All Coins of Type: Two Leva (Silver) (7)
Coin NameMintageEffigyLegend
Two Leva 1882 2,000,000 БЪЛГАРИЯ СЪЕДИНЕНИЕ-ТО ПРАВИ СИЛА-ТА
Two Leva 1891 1,500,000 Portrait by Аnton Scharff ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I. КНЯЗЪ БЪЛГАРСКИЙ
Two Leva 1894 1,000,000 Portrait by Аnton Scharff ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I. БЪЛГАРСКИЙ КНЯЗЪ
Two Leva 1910 400,000 Portrait by Stefan Schwartz ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I ЦАРЬ НА БЪЛГАРИТѢ
Two Leva 1912 1,000,000 Portrait by Rudolf Marschall ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I ЦАРЬ НА БЪЛГАРИТѢ
Two Leva 1913 500,000 Portrait by Rudolf Marschall ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I ЦАРЬ НА БЪЛГАРИТѢ
Two Leva 1916 2,286,008 Portrait by Rudolf Marschall ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I ЦАРЬ НА БЪЛГАРИТѢ
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Two Leva (Silver): Details
CountryBulgaria
CurrencyLev
Sub-type ofTwo Leva (First Lev)
From1882
To1916
Face Value2 (x Lev)
CurrentNo (demonetised 1952)
Material0.835 Silver
Designer
TechnologyMilled (machine-made)
ShapeRound
Size (mm)27
Mass (g)10
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Two Leva (Silver): Photos
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Bulgaria, Ferdinand I (1887-1918): 2 Leva 1891KB
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Notes: Common reverse (1882 - 1916).
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Bulgaria, Ferdinand I (1887-1918): 2 Leva 1891KB
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Author:
Notes: Ferdinand I, "Bulgarian Prince", portrait by Аnton Scharff (1891).
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Bulgaria, Ferdinand I (1887-1918): 2 Leva 1910
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Author:
Notes: King Ferdinand I, portrait by Stefan Schwartz (1910).
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Bulgaria 2 Leva 1894
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Notes: Ferdinand I, "Prince of the Bulgarians", portrait by Аnton Scharff (1894).
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Bulgaria 2 Leva 1913
Copyright: numis-kimel
Notes: King Ferdinand I, portrait by Rudolf Marschall (1912 - 1916).
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