Bulgaria 1 lev Boris III Poissy Mint KM-37 MS 63 PCGS CuNi coin 1925

The Bulgaria 1 lev 1925 coin issued during the reign of Tsar Boris III is a classic circulation piece from the Kingdom of Bulgaria and an important artifact of the nation’s interwar history. Struck at the renowned Poissy Mint in France and certified PCGS MS63, this copper-nickel issue reflects the artistic style and national symbolism of early twentieth-century Bulgarian coinage. Its attractive preservation and historical significance make it a desirable addition to collections focused on Balkan, European, and royal-era numismatics.

The obverse displays the crowned Bulgarian coat of arms in remarkable detail. At the center is a shield featuring the heraldic lion, surmounted by a royal crown and supported by two standing lions. Decorative banners, flags, ornamental scrollwork, stars, and a beaded border surround the composition, creating a rich display of royal symbolism. The reverse features the denomination and date enclosed within an elegant wreath composed of oak leaves, floral branches, blossoms, berries, and decorative botanical elements tied together at the base. The balanced arrangement highlights the denomination while emphasizing the coin’s refined engraving.

Tsar Boris III ruled Bulgaria from 1918 to 1943, guiding the country through a period of political change and economic development. Coins from his reign remain popular among collectors due to their connection with the Kingdom of Bulgaria and their intricate heraldic designs. Certified MS63 by PCGS, this 1925 Poissy Mint issue offers strong eye appeal, historical importance, and excellent collectible value for enthusiasts of European coinage.

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