Bulgaria 5 stotinki King Ferdinand I Coinage KM-24 MS66 PCGS CuNi coin 1913

The Bulgaria 5 Stotinki 1913 coin is a superb example of early 20th-century Bulgarian royal coinage, struck during the reign of King Ferdinand I. Issued in 1913 with a denomination of five stotinki, this KM-24 type reflects the established visual identity of the Kingdom of Bulgaria, combining national heraldry with refined decorative elements intended for everyday circulation.

The obverse features the crowned Bulgarian coat of arms in clear and confident relief. At the center, a heraldic lion stands upright on a vertically striped shield, symbolizing sovereignty, courage, and continuity of the Bulgarian state. Above the shield rises the royal crown, carefully engraved with arches and a cross, emphasizing monarchical authority. The surrounding circular inscription is divided by small star symbols on both sides, and the entire design is framed by a precise beaded border that adds structure and elegance.

The reverse displays the denomination five stotinki prominently at the center, with the date 1913 positioned below. These elements are enclosed within a decorative wreath composed of laurel and oak branches, representing victory, strength, and endurance. At the base of the wreath, a ribbon tied into a bow is accompanied by floral ornaments, while a dotted rim completes the harmonious composition.

Struck in copper-nickel, this coin is certified by PCGS in Mint State 66 condition, indicating exceptional preservation, strong luster, and sharply defined details. As a high-grade representative of Bulgaria’s monarchy-era coinage, it is a premium addition to any European or Balkan numismatic collection.

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