10 Colones Banco Internacional de Costa Rica

The Banco Internacional de Costa Rica was the state's primary monetary institution from 1914 until it was reorganized into the Banco Nacional de Costa Rica in 1936 — meaning notes from this final year were issued by an institution already in the process of being legislated out of existence. Some 1936-dated notes circulated under the successor bank's authority before new designs were ready.

De La Rue's involvement with Costa Rican currency printing stretched back decades, and the relationship was essentially uninterrupted through multiple institutional reorganizations.