Bulgaria 5 stotinki King Ferdinand I Coinage KM-24 MS65 PCGS CuNi coin 1913

The Bulgaria 5 Stotinki 1913 coin represents an important issue of Bulgarian circulation coinage from the reign of King Ferdinand I. Struck in 1913 with a denomination of five stotinki, this KM-24 type reflects the confident visual identity of the Kingdom of Bulgaria during the early 20th century, when national symbols and royal authority were firmly emphasized through coin design.

The obverse is dominated by the crowned Bulgarian coat of arms. At its center stands a heraldic lion in an upright pose on a vertically lined shield, a powerful emblem of sovereignty and statehood. Above the shield rests the royal crown, rendered with fine ornamental detail. The surrounding circular legend is separated by small star symbols, and the entire composition is enclosed within a precise beaded border that enhances the sharpness of the strike.

The reverse displays the denomination five stotinki at the center, with the date 1913 positioned below. Both are framed by an ornate wreath composed of laurel and oak branches, symbolizing victory and strength. At the base of the wreath, a ribbon and floral elements form a decorative cluster, while a dotted rim completes the elegant layout.

Struck in copper-nickel, this example is preserved in Mint State 65 condition and certified by PCGS, showing strong luster, clean surfaces, and crisp details. As a high-grade representative of Bulgaria’s monarchy-era coinage, it is a desirable piece for collectors of European and Balkan numismatics.

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