Bulgarian Leva

Introduced in 1999, the current set of Bulgarian Lev coins is issued by the Sofia-based Bulgarian National Bank. A Stotinka is the equivalent of 1/100 Lev. Coins in circulation in Bulgaria range from 1 Stotinka to 2 Leva. We exchange all these Bulgarian Lev and Stotinki coins. We also exchange Bulgarian Lev banknotes and pre-1999 Old Bulgarian Lev banknotes.

In 1999, the Fourth Lev was introduced. The lev was redenominated at 1000 old to 1 new lev and renamed 'New Lev', with currency code BGN. The banknotes on this page are the current Bulgarian New Leva in use in Bulgaria today. We exchange all current Bulgarian new Lev banknotes, as well as pre-1999 Old Bulgarian banknotes and Bulgarian new Lev coins.

In 1999 Bulgaria redenominated its currency: Three zeroes were dropped from the Lev, so that 1000 old Leva (BGL) became 1 new Lev (BGN). The Old Leva banknotes remain exchangeable at 1000:1 to the new Bulgarian Lev. At Leftover Currency we are able to exchange all withdrawn Bulgarian Old Lev banknotes. We also exchange current Bulgarian Leva notes and Bulgarian coins.