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| 表面の説明 | The national coat of arms of Costa Rica occupies the central field, featuring three snow-capped volcanoes rising above a valley with two oceans depicted on either side, symbolising the country's position between the Atlantic and Pacific. Two sailing vessels appear in the waters flanking the volcanoes, and a rising sun is visible at upper left. A wreath of fifteen stars encircles the shield, with seven stars positioned at the top representing the seven provinces. The encircling legend reads REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA above and AMERICA CENTRAL below, with the date appearing at the base of the design. |
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Costa Rica's aluminum coinage of this period was a direct response to chronic metal cost pressures that had made bronze and brass flans economically untenable by the early 1980s. The switch to aluminum was part of a broader austerity-driven retooling of the circulating series, coinciding with the debt crisis that forced Costa Rica into IMF restructuring in 1981 — the first Latin American nation to formally default in that cycle.
The KM#188 series spans three distinct size variants; this third subtype is the smallest, introduced as the centime's purchasing power continued to erode through the decade.