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Costa Rica Colon (Colones); Escudo; Onza; Peso; Real

The colón  is the currency of Costa Rica. sometimes referred to as the peso, which was the name of the Costa Rican currency before the colón
Teja  is used as a slang term, which means 100 colones, therefore the 500 colones coins are called 5 tejas and the 50 colones coin is referred as "media Teja"
The 1,000 colones note is called "1 rojo" , The 5,000 colones note is called tucán

Banknotes
 Private bank issues, 1896-1914 , Government issues, 1897-1917 ,
Banco Internacional, 1914-1936 ,  Banco Nacional, 1937-1949 ,
 Banco Central, 1950, Banknotes reform .

 

 

 

 

 

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