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| 裏面の説明 | The denomination '20 COLONES' is boldly inscribed in the upper portion of the field, above two crossed coffee branches bearing fruit and leaves, which form the central decorative motif. A horizontal ribbon behind the denomination bears the initials 'B.C.C.R.' (Banco Central de Costa Rica), rendered either in relief or incuse depending on the variety. The numerical value '20' is also expressed in Braille characters, positioned prominently within the design as a tactile accessibility feature. The entire composition is contained within a nonagonal inner rim. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | 20 COLONES ⠃⠚ B.C.C.R. (Translation: 20 Colones 20 Central Bank of Costa Rica) |
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The Banco Central de Costa Rica introduced this denomination as part of a broader recoinage effort prompted by the catastrophic colón devaluation of the early 1980s, when Costa Rica suspended debt payments in 1981 and the currency lost roughly two-thirds of its value against the dollar within two years. Stainless steel was chosen over previous nickel alloys largely on cost grounds as the central bank worked to stabilize a circulating coinage system that inflation had made nearly dysfunctional.
The 13-year production run reflects how slowly purchasing power normalized rather than any particular stability in the type itself.