Costa Rica 2 colones Central Bank KM-190 Building proof silver coin 1970

The Costa Rica 2 Colones 1970 KM-190 silver proof coin was issued to commemorate the Central Bank of Costa Rica, reflecting the country’s financial development and institutional stability. This elegant commemorative piece combines modern architectural design with traditional national symbolism, making it a distinctive issue of the period.

The obverse presents a detailed depiction of the Central Bank building, shown in perspective with its vertical window lines, structured façade, and extended horizontal base. The architectural composition conveys solidity and progress. Surrounding the image is the inscription “BANCO CENTRAL DE COSTA RICA 1950–1970,” marking the anniversary, along with the denomination “2 COLONES” and a small “1000” indicating the silver fineness. A beaded border frames the design.

The reverse features the coat of arms of Costa Rica with three volcanoes, a sailing ship crossing the sea, radiant sun rising at the horizon, five stars above, and banners reading “REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA” and “AMERICA CENTRAL.” The legend “REPUBLICA DE COSTA RICA – AMERICA CENTRAL” encircles the rim, with the date 1970 and “B.C.C.R.” below.

Struck in silver in Proof quality, this coin is a refined representation of Costa Rica’s economic history and national identity. A strong addition for collectors of architecture-themed and Latin American commemorative silver coins.

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