Lev Lev

Lev - Definition and Overview
2003 Bulgaria 100 levs bill. Obverse. Photo courtesy of Bulgarian National Bank ([1] (http://www.bnb.bg))
2003 Bulgaria 100 levs bill. Reverse.Photo courtesy of Bulgarian National Bank ([2] (http://www.bnb.bg))
2002 Bulgaria 1 lev coin.Photo courtesy of Bulgarian National Bank ([3] (http://www.bnb.bg))
1999 Bulgaria 50 stotinki coin.Photo courtesy of Bulgarian National Bank ([4] (http://www.bnb.bg))

The Lev (lv) (Bulgarian: лев) is the currency of Bulgaria, and it has been used since 1881. Its smaller unit is called stotinka (plural - stotinki), and 100 stotinki are of the same value as one lev. In the 19th century Bulgarian language the name meant 'lion' (the word has since changed to 'лъв' ('luv')).

The ISO 4217 currency code for the Bulgarian Lev is BGN. On July 5, 1999 the lev was revalued at the rate of 1,000 old Lev for 1 new Lev. The code for the old Lev was BGL.

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Example Usage of Lev
Yotzei09: The Dien Shlita will give a derusha tomorrow 8pm in monroe in ezras nushim from bhm"d hagudol vayoel moshe d'khal yeitev Lev
expectplatinum: @CokoClemons im great! it was so nice to see u on Lev today! you really did a great job and u looked AMAZING!
radhikajones: Lev gets gold star. RT @Leverus Working on a piece for Time on a Sunday afternoon. Working on a piece ABOUT TWILIGHT on a Sunday afternoon.
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