Costa Rica

COSTA RICA (PS121r) 1 Colon 1917 UNC	6	$2.97	55m
COSTA RICA (PS122r) 5 Colones 19XX UNC	7	$3.00	55m
LOT, Costa Rica, 10 x 50 Colones, 7-7-1993, P-257 UNC - the last	-	$18.99	58m
COSTA RICA 1 Colon 1917 P-S121r UNC	-	$5.00	2h 22m
COSTA RICA 100 Colones 1993 P-261 UNC CV=$5.00	-	$0.99	2h 24m
Costa Rica, 1000 (1, 000) Colones 2004 P-264 (264e), UNC	-	$4.99	2h 24m
Costa Rica 1000 Colones 2004 P-264e UNC CV=$15	-	$3.49	2h 26m
COSTA RICA 1000 Colones 2009 (2011) UNC P-NEW POLYMER	-	$3.99	2h 28m
Costa Rica 2000 Colones 2005 P-265e UNC CV=$25 A prefix	1	$7.00	2h 30m
COSTA RICA 2000 Colones 2009 (2011) UNC P-NEW shark	-	$6.99	2h 32m
COSTA RICA 5 Colones 1917 P-S122r UNC CV-$30	-	$8.99	2h 34m
COSTA RICA 5 Colones 1991 P-236e UNC colorful	-	$0.99	2h 36m
Costa Rica 2000 2, 000 Colones 2011 P New UNC	-	$8.75	4h 9m
* COSTA RICA - 5 COLONES 1975 - UNC P 247 Commemorative	-	$30.00	4h 35m
COSTA RICA NOTE 20 COLONES 07.04.1983 PICK 238c UNC	-	$5.99	4h 43m
COSTA RICA NOTE 10 COLONES 04.05.1976 P 237a VF	-	$2.49	4h 43m
COSTA RICA NOTE 10 COLONES 18.02.1987 P 237b UNC	-	$2.49	4h 49m
COSTA RICA NOTE 20 COLONES 11.07.1973 PICK 238b UNC	-	$6.99	4h 49m
COSTA RICA BANCO ANGLO COSTARRICENSE NOTE 5 COLONES 19XX P S122r UNC	1	$4.99	4h 49m
Costa Rica 5 Colones 1903-1917 Unsigned Remainder UNC Fresh Color	-	$9.95	7h 31m
COSTA RICA - NOTE - 100 COLONES 1978, P#248a, VERY RARE	-	$24.00	7h 52m
Costa Rica P-236e (1992) 5 Colones, UNC	-	$0.99	8h 28m
Costa Rica P-257a (1992) 50 Colones, UNC	-	$0.99	8h 28m
Costa Rica 10 Colones P 237b 1983 UNC BankNote	-	$4.00	8h 35m
Costa Rica 1000 Colones P 274 2009 Deer, Scorpion, Flower, Tree UNC Note	-	$6.75	8h 35m
COSTA RICA P-230a 10 COLONES (4.03.1969) F	-	$49.75	9h 44m
Costa Rica Tea Set signed M 2 Todds Blue Tea pot 6 cups Creamer and Sugar	-	$29.99	10h 31m
* COSTA RICA - 5000 5, 000 COLONES 2004 UNC - P 266 b	-	$23.00	10h 36m
* COSTA RICA - 5 COLONES 1992 - UNC P 236 e	-	$1.45	10h 36m
* COSTA RICA - 5 COLONES 1989 - UNC P 236 d	-	$1.33	10h 36m
* COSTA RICA - 100 COLONES 1993 UNC - P 261	-	$2.25	10h 36m
* COSTA RICA 10000 10.000 COLONES 2005 UNC P267 d	-	$35.00	10h 37m
* COSTA RICA - 50 COLONES 1993 UNC - P 257	-	$2.00	10h 37m
* COSTA RICA - 2000 COLONES 2003 UNC - P 265	-	$10.00	10h 37m
* COSTA RICA - 1000 COLONES 1999 UNC - P 267A	-	$8.00	10h 37m
* COSTA RICA - 1000 COLONES 2004 UNC - P 264 e	-	$4.00	10h 37m
COSTA RICA 6 BANKNOTES 5-10-20-50-100 & 500 COLONES, UNC	-	$19.00	10h 39m
COSTA RICA P S164r 1899 10 COLONES CGC 67	-	$350.00	11h 8m
COSTA RICA P S 163r2 5 PESOS 1899 CGC 67	-	$325.00	11h 13m
COSTA RICA P-265d 1000 COLONES (2003) UNC	-	$27.00	11h 34m

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