A satirical or protest banknote, primarily blue and white, is prominently displayed on a light gray, textured surface. The banknote features the text "БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА" (Bulgarian National Bank) at the top, along with the year "2020" and the serial number "ГА00000001" repeated twice. The denomination "00" is visible in the top right. The most notable detail on the banknote is the offensive phrase "да го духат БЕДНИТЕ" (which translates to "Let the poor suck it" or "F*** the poor") printed prominently in two locations, indicating this is not official currency. A portrait of a young man, possibly a historical figure given the dates "1854-1895" below it, is centered on the note. A smaller portrait of a similar figure is visible towards the bottom. Signatures for "УПРАВИТЕЛ" (Governor) and "ГЛАВЕН КАСИЕР" (Chief Cashier) are also present. The background surface is a speckled, light gray material, possibly a painted wall or concrete. To the left of the banknote, an old-fashioned, round electrical outlet or switch, appearing brass or gold-colored, is attached to the surface. It has visible screws and a central pin or lever. Adjacent to this fixture is a small, rectangular white cover, likely part of the electrical installation. The scene suggests an indoor setting in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where the banknote is deliberately placed. in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Domuza

Apr 20, 2026

Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Moment

Stake attention in this memory

Curiosity

Nostalgia

Austerity

Melancholy

Intrigue

A satirical or protest banknote, primarily blue and white, is prominently displayed on a light gray, textured surface. The banknote features the text "БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА" (Bulgarian National Bank) at the top, along with the year "2020" and the serial number "ГА00000001" repeated twice. The denomination "00" is visible in the top right. The most notable detail on the banknote is the offensive phrase "да го духат БЕДНИТЕ" (which translates to "Let the poor suck it" or "F*** the poor") printed prominently in two locations, indicating this is not official currency. A portrait of a young man, possibly a historical figure given the dates "1854-1895" below it, is centered on the note. A smaller portrait of a similar figure is visible towards the bottom. Signatures for "УПРАВИТЕЛ" (Governor) and "ГЛАВЕН КАСИЕР" (Chief Cashier) are also present. The background surface is a speckled, light gray material, possibly a painted wall or concrete. To the left of the banknote, an old-fashioned, round electrical outlet or switch, appearing brass or gold-colored, is attached to the surface. It has visible screws and a central pin or lever. Adjacent to this fixture is a small, rectangular white cover, likely part of the electrical installation. The scene suggests an indoor setting in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where the banknote is deliberately placed.

Symbol

BB953

Volume

2,609

Creator

+$0.04

Revenue

+$0.03

TVL

$2.30

All

transactions