BULGARIA 200 LEVA 1992 - Pick 103

BULGARIA 200 LEVA 1992 - Pick 103

Bulgaria 2 Leva 1999 - Pick 115

Bulgaria 2 Leva 1999 - Pick 115

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1993 - Pick 102

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1993 - Pick 102

Bulgaria 50 Leva 1992 - Pick 101

Bulgaria 50 Leva 1992 - Pick 101

Bulgaria 20 Leva 1991 - Pick 100

Bulgaria 20 Leva 1991 - Pick 100

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1951 - Pick 86

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1951 - Pick 86

Bulgaria 10 Leva 1951 - Pick 83

Bulgaria 10 Leva 1951 - Pick 83

Bulgaria 5 Leva 1951 - Pick 82

Bulgaria 5 Leva 1951 - Pick 82

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1993 - Pick 102

Bulgaria 100 Leva 1993 - Pick 102 (Zahary Zograf; Wheel of Life).
The official Bulgarian currency is the Lev (plural is Leva) divided into 100 Stotinki.

Bulgaria - 2 Leva 1999 - Pick 115

Bulgaria - 2 Leva 1999 - Pick 115

An engraving of Pagisios of Hiliandar; Zografou Monastery on Mount Athos,the Monastery Seal, and the interior of Pagisios' monastic cell; Pagisios ofHiliandar (1722 - 1773); Facsimile of the Zografou draft of the of the "HistoriaeSclavo-Bulgaricus" with a list of Bulgarian rulers; Hristofor Zhefarovich's lion rampantwith the names of Bulgarian rulers from the First and Second Empires overprintedin microscopic lettering.

The lev (Bulgarian: лев, plural: лева, левове / leva, levove) is the currency of Bulgaria. It is divided in 100 stotinki (стотинки, singular: stotinka, стотинка). In archaic Bulgarian the word "lev" meant "lion".