Bulgaria 10 leva Intercosmos Cosmonauts Space Galaxy PR67 PCGS silver coin 1985

The Bulgaria 10 Leva silver coin from 1985 commemorates the Intercosmos program, a major international space initiative uniting Bulgaria, the USSR and France. The reverse is dominated by five precisely engraved portraits of participating cosmonauts: Ivanov, Rukavishnikov, Dzhanibekov, Ivanchenkov and Jean-Loup Chrétien. Each name is clearly inscribed beneath the bust, ensuring full historical accuracy. Above the group stretches an arc of stars, while the central inscription “КОСМОСЪТ – ЗА МИРНИ ЦЕЛИ” reflects the program’s focus on peaceful scientific cooperation and shared technological progress.

The obverse features the emblematic Intercosmos symbol — a stylized globe crossed by an orbital path and topped with a star. Surrounding inscriptions include “НАРОДНА РЕПУБЛИКА БЪЛГАРИЯ,” the year 1985 and the denomination 10 ЛЕВА, complemented by a decorative row of stars at the base.

Struck in silver with an impressive Proof finish and certified PCGS PR67DCAM, the coin exhibits deep mirrored surfaces and crisp frosted details. It is a meaningful and visually striking collectible representing a milestone in Bulgaria’s space history and international cooperation.

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