According to a press release dated 11 November 2020, the Banco Central de Costa Rica planned to introduce new 1,000-colon notes (B564a) and 10,000-colon notes (B567a) printed on polymer in 2021, following the introduction of other denominations printed on polymer in late 2020. Courtesy of Shibu Paul (www.ebanknoteshop.com).Read More…
Like B561, but polymer, not paper. Courtesy of John Miskell.Read More…
According to a press release dated 8 October 2021, the Banco Central de Costa Rica plans to introduce new 1,000-colon notes (B564a) and 10,000-colon notes (B567a) printed on polymer on 15 October 2021.Read More…
Like B562, but printed on polymer. Courtesy of Eric Maleczkowicz (Memorabilia Marketplace LLC on eBay).Read More…
Like B560, but printed on polymer. Courtesy of Eric Maleczkowicz (Memorabilia Marketplace LLC on eBay).Read More…
Like B559, but printed on polymer. Courtesy of Eric Maleczkowicz (Memorabilia Marketplace LLC on eBay).Read More…
According to a press release dated 11 November 2020, the Banco Central de Costa Rica plans to introduce new 1,000-colon notes (B564a) and 10,000-colon notes (B567a) printed on polymer in 2021, following the introduction of other denominations printed on polymer in late 2020.Read More…
According to a press release dated 11 November 2020, the Banco Central de Costa Rica plans to introduce new 1,000-colon notes (B564a) and 10,000-colon notes (B567a) printed on polymer in 2021, following the introduction of other denominations printed on polymer in late 2020.Read More…
According to Central Bank of Costa Rica press release dated 23 July 2020, the bank intends to introduce polymer versions of the 2,000-, 5,000-, and 20,000-colon notes in the coming months. A polymer 10,000-colon note was also announced, but without an estimated introduction date.Read More…
According to a press release dated 4 June 2020, the Banco Central de Costa Rica is withdrawing 50-colon notes (B563a) from circulation, though they remains legal tender. The news comes two years after the bank stopped issuing the denomination due to lack of demand for such a high-value note.Read More…