Nickel-Brass 1 Leva of Bulgaria Country (AD 1992) with The Madara Rider on his horse, killing a lion with a spear

Bulgaria Country, (AD 1992), Nickel-Brass 1 Leva, Obv: The Madara Rider on his horse, killing a lion with a spear, which was taken from a large carving 100m up on a cliff face. Inscriptions with the sculpture chronicle events throughout the 8th century, Rev: Denomination divides symbols, date below with a fish to left the and the sun to the right (symbols of ancient people of Bulgaria), 4.06 Gms, 23.12 mm, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Add a captivating piece of European numismatic history to your collection with this 1992 Bulgaria 1 Leva coin. Struck in durable nickel-brass, this scarce piece weighs 4.06 grams and measures 23.12 mm in diameter. Graded in Very Fine condition, it exhibits clear, well-preserved details that appeal to both seasoned numismatists and world coin enthusiasts.

The obverse features the iconic Madara Rider, a design inspired by the monumental 8th-century cliff carving located 100 meters high in northeastern Bulgaria. This dramatic imagery depicts a horseman spearing a lion, symbolizing historical triumph. The reverse showcases the denomination flanked by ancient Bulgarian cultural symbols—a fish on the left and the sun on the right—along with the issue date.

This coin offers a tangible connection to Eastern European heritage and medieval lore. Its scarcity and rich mythological symbolism make it a standout addition to any thematic world coin display or European currency collection.