"Ancient Thracian Coins 2" - a series of four postage stamps without vignettes on the sheet and a special postmark.
📅 Issue Date: 10.05.2016
BC 5245
BC 5246
BC 5247
BC 5248
Stamp
8 items
Total MNH price:
7.36 €
Total Used/CTO price:
3.68 €
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🏷 Main Products of the Series
BC 5245
MI BG 5261
Stamp
MNH: 0.51 €
Used/CTO: 0.26 €
| Nominal | 0.65 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 55,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5246
MI BG 5262
Stamp
MNH: 0.77 €
Used/CTO: 0.38 €
| Nominal | 1.00 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 55,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5247
MI BG 5263
Stamp
MNH: 0.97 €
Used/CTO: 0.49 €
| Nominal | 1.50 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 55,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5248
MI BG 5264
Stamp
MNH: 1.43 €
Used/CTO: 0.72 €
| Nominal | 2.00 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 5,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5245
MI BG 5261Zf
Stamp
MNH: 0.51 €
Used/CTO: 0.26 €
| Nominal | 0.65 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 5,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5246
MI BG 5262Zf
Stamp
MNH: 0.77 €
Used/CTO: 0.38 €
| Nominal | 1.00 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 5,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5247
MI BG 5263Zf
Stamp
MNH: 0.97 €
Used/CTO: 0.49 €
| Nominal | 1.50 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 5,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
BC 5248
MI BG 5264Zf
Stamp
MNH: 1.43 €
Used/CTO: 0.72 €
| Nominal | 2.00 leva |
| Artist | Simeon Krastev |
| Printing | 5,000 pieces |
| Paper | normal paper |
| Perforation | comb-shaped |
Additional Information ▼
Factual errors have been made in the information about the 1.50 and 2.00 leva coins. The shown coin of Hebrizelm is bronze, and the coin of Cotys I is silver. Despite the inaccuracy of the mintage, the coin was not destroyed.