Costa Rica 300 colones Santamaria KM-207 Anniversary PR 67 PCGS silver coin 1981

The 1981 Costa Rica 300 Colones silver coin is a powerful commemorative issue honoring the 125th anniversary of the heroic act of Juan Santamaria, a national symbol of courage and sacrifice. This coin celebrates a defining moment in Costa Rican history, reflecting patriotism and national identity.

The obverse features a dynamic depiction of Juan Santamaria in motion, holding a torch in one hand and a rifle in the other. His figure is shown stepping forward with determination, symbolizing bravery during the historic события of 1856. The inscriptions “125 Aniversario” and the dates “1856–1981” frame the composition, while his name “Juan Santamaria” is placed below. A decorative beaded border encircles the design, enhancing its formal appearance.

The reverse displays the detailed coat of arms of Costa Rica, including three mountain peaks, a central valley, ships sailing across the ocean, and a rising sun. Above the shield are banners with inscriptions “America Central” and “Republica de Costa Rica,” along with stars representing the provinces. The denomination “300 Colones” and silver fineness “Ley 0.925” are also present, surrounded by a beaded rim.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish and graded PR67 by PCGS, this coin combines historical importance with elegant craftsmanship. A meaningful addition for collectors of Latin American and commemorative coins.

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