Bulgaria 5 leva Coubertin KM-263 Athens Olympics Sports PR70 PCGS gold coin 2002

The 2002 Bulgaria 5 Leva gold coin is a refined commemorative issue dedicated to Pierre de Coubertin and the revival of the Olympic Games, created in anticipation of the 2004 Athens Olympics. This elegant piece reflects the spirit of international sport, unity, and classical heritage.

The obverse presents a stylized portrait of Pierre de Coubertin, shown with a distinctive mustache, formal suit, and calm expression. Behind him runs a decorative Greek meander ornament, symbolizing ancient Olympic traditions. Along the upper rim are the inscriptions “1896 • АТИНА • 2004,” referencing the first modern Olympic Games in Athens and their return in 2004. The reverse features the emblem of the Bulgarian National Bank: a shield supported by two heraldic lions beneath a crown, with a ribbon bearing the year “1879.” Surrounding inscriptions read “БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА,” along with the denomination “5 ЛЕВА” and the year “2002,” all set against a brilliant mirrored field.

Struck in .999 gold with Proof quality, this coin is certified PCGS PR70, representing flawless condition. With a limited mintage and strong Olympic theme, it is a highly collectible piece for sports and world coin enthusiasts.

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