Bulgaria 50 leva State Anniversary Mother and Child PR66 PCGS silver coin 1981

The Bulgaria 50 Leva 1981 silver commemorative coin is part of the official program dedicated to the 1300th Anniversary of the Bulgarian State, presenting a deeply humanistic theme titled “Mother and Child.” Issued with a face value of fifty leva, this coin reflects social ideals, continuity, and the nurturing role of family within the historical narrative of Bulgaria.

The reverse features a tender sculptural composition of a mother holding a young child in her arms. The figures are rendered in soft yet expressive relief, emphasizing calm facial expressions, gentle gestures, and close physical connection. Behind them, radiating lines spread outward like sunbeams, symbolizing life, hope, and the future. A dotted border frames the scene, adding balance and visual harmony to the design.

The obverse displays the state emblem of Bulgaria, crowned by a star and set within a wreath of wheat ears and oak leaves. Beneath the emblem appear the anniversary dates “681–1944,” referencing key milestones in Bulgarian state history. Around the rim runs the inscription marking 1300 years of Bulgaria, while the denomination is shown as fifty leva at the bottom, completing the authoritative and ceremonial composition.

Struck in Proof silver and certified by PCGS as PR66 DCAM, this coin offers strong contrast between frosted reliefs and mirrored fields. A meaningful addition for collectors interested in anniversary issues, allegorical art, and certified Bulgarian silver coinage.

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