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The Costa Rican Colón is the national currency of the Republic of Costa Rica. Introduced in 1896, the Colón banknotes and coins are issued by the Central Bank of Costa Rica.
The Colón got its name from Cristóbal Colón, the Spanish name of Christopher Columbus. The ISO code of the Central American currency is CRC.
To convert your Costa Rican money to cash, select the type of Colones you want to exchange. We exchange polymer current Costa Rican Colones banknotes, paper withdrawn Costa Rican Colones banknotes, as well as Costa Rican Colones coins.
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20000 Costa Rican Colones polymer banknote (Maria Isabel Carvajal)
The first prominent female Costa Rican writer, Maria Isabel Carvajal, is featured on the obverse side of this 20,000 CRC bill. A rabbit stroking a coyote, from Carvajal’s book Tales of my Aunt Panchita, is also depicted on the frontside of the 20,000 Costa Rican Colones note. The reverse side of the Veinte Mil Colones … ContinuedYou get: £22.800001 CRC = £0.0011400000 -
50000 Costa Rican Colones paper banknote (Morpho butterfly)
Ricardo Jimenez Oreamuno, who served as president of Costa Rica on three occasions, is featured on this 50,000 Costa Rican Colones banknote. Featured as well on the obverse side of the 50,000 CRC bill is the Central American country’s Supreme Court building, located in San José. On the reverse side of the note are images … ContinuedYou get: £44.000001 CRC = £0.0008800000 -
10000 Costa Rican Colones polymer banknote (Jose Figueres Ferrer)
The obverse side of this 10,000 Costa Rican Colones banknote depicts Jose Figueres Ferrer abolishing the Costa Rican Army. The reverse side of this Diez Mil Colones polymer note features a rainforest, a three-toed sloth, cup mushrooms and orchids.You get: £11.400001 CRC = £0.0011400000 -
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500 Costa Rican Colones coin
The gold-coloured 500 Costa Rican Colones coin is the highest value coin in Costa Rica. The obverse side of this 500 CRC coin features an abbreviation of the Central Bank of Costa Rica, BCCR. Smoking volcanoes and a sunrise are depicted on the reverse side of this 500 Costa Rican Colones coin.You get: £0.230001 CRC = £0.0004600000 -
100 Costa Rican Colones coin
Similar to all other Costa Rican coins, the 100 Colones coin has a simple design, featuring the issuing bank’s initials B.C.C.R. and coffee branches. The reverse side of the 100 CRC piece depicts two ships, symbolising the country’s location between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.You get: £0.046001 CRC = £0.0004600000 -
10000 Costa Rican Colones paper banknote (three-toed sloth)
A scene of Jose Figueres Ferrer abolishing the Costa Rican Army is depicted on the obverse of this 10,000 CRC note. The back of this 10 Mil Colones bill features a three-toed sloth in a rainforest alongside orchid flowers.You get: £8.800001 CRC = £0.0008800000 -
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2000 Costa Rican Colones polymer banknote (Mauro Fernández Acuña)
A portrait of Mauro Fernández Acuña, by the Colegio Superior de Señoritas, in San José, is featured on the obverse side of this 2000 Costa Rican Colones bill. The reverse side of the Dos Mil Colones polymer note features a bull shark, a sea star and sea pens.You get: £2.280001 CRC = £0.0011400000 -
50 Costa Rican Colones coin
The design of the 50 Costa Rican Colones coin is similar to all Costa Rican coins. The obverse side features the value in text and braille, with B.C.C.R. standing for Banco Central de Costa Rica, the issuing bank. The reverse side features the coat of arms of Costa Rica, with seven stars that represent the … ContinuedYou get: £0.023001 CRC = £0.0004600000 -
5000 Costa Rican Colones paper banknote (Capuchin monkey)
The president of Costa Rica, Alfredo González Flores, is featured on the front of this 5000 Colones Costa Rica note. The reverse side of the 5 Mil Colones banknote features a red mangrove swamp, flowers of the mangrove plant and a capuchin monkey.You get: £4.400001 CRC = £0.0008800000 -
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2000 Costa Rican Colones paper banknote (bull shark)
Costa Rican politician Mauro Fernández Acuña, is featured on the obverse side of this 2000 CRC bill, alongside a map of the Central American country. The reverse of this 2 Mil Colones note features Costa Rica’s marine life in its natural habitat, a coral reef.You get: £1.760001 CRC = £0.0008800000 -
25 Costa Rican Colones coin
The copper-coloured 25 Colones coin from Costa Rica has its value indicated in braille on the obverse side, along with the abbreviation B.C.C.R. of the Banco Central de Costa Rica. The reverse side of this magnetic 25 Costa Rican Colones coin features the Costa Rican coat of arms and the text ‘Republica de Costa Rica’.You get: £0.011501 CRC = £0.0004600000 -
1000 Costa Rican Colones polymer banknote (white tailed deer)
A portrait of the past Head of State of Costa Rica, Braulio Carrillo Colina, is depicted on the obverse of this 1000 Colones Costa Rica polymer banknote. The reverse of this 1000 CRC paper note features The Dry Forest, Pitahaya cactus flowers and a white-tailed deer.You get: £1.140001 CRC = £0.0011400000 -
