20 Colones
20 Colones
Costa Rica · 1997-2003
A heptagonal (seven-sided) silver-colored coin with the number '20' above 'COLONES' and the initials 'B.C.C.R.' below laurel branches on the reverse; the obverse features the Coat of Arms of Costa Rica.
- Country
- Costa Rica
- Year
- 1997-2003
- Denomination
- 20 Colones
- Metal
- Stainless steel
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Overview
A heptagonal (seven-sided) silver-colored coin with the number '20' above 'COLONES' and the initials 'B.C.C.R.' below laurel branches on the reverse; the obverse features the Coat of Arms of Costa Rica.
Historical significance
This coin represents a modern era of Costa Rican currency circulating before the transition to more stylized brass and gold-toned designs. It features the 'B.C.C.R.' initials representing the Banco Central de Costa Rica.
Estimated value
$0.20 - $1.00 USD (Circulated value close to face value; higher for uncirculated specimens)
Care & preservation
Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid cleaning with abrasive chemicals as stainless steel can still scratch or lose its luster. Handle by the edges to prevent skin oils from causing oxidation over time.
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