This is a list of people on stamps of Costa Rica.

(continue with 1985, air 1971)

1984 Costa Rican stamp featuring Jose Joaquin Mora.

Costa Rican stamp featuring Oscar Arias Sanchez.

• Julio Acosta (1921)
• Manuel Aguilar (1943, 1961)
• Bernardo Soto Alfaro (1887, 1889, 1946)
• Jose M. Alfaro (1943, 1961)

• Simón Bolívar (1921)
• Alberto Brenes (1961)
• Leonidas Briceno B. (1965)

• Joaquin Bernado Calvo (1957)
• Jose Maria Cañas (1903, 1907, 1910, 1957)
• Braulio Carillo (1901, 1907, 1910)
• Recaredo Bonilla Carrillo (1963)
• Bruno Carranza (1943)
• Pancha Carrasco (1984)
• Ramon Castilla y Marquesado (1957)
• Jose M. Castro (1901, 1907, 1943)
• Edith Cavell (1945)
• Cervantes (1947)
• Jesus Bonilla Chavarria, composer (1984)
• Roberto Chiari, president of Panama (1963)
• Christopher Columbus (1923)

• Aniceto Esquivel (1946)
• Ascension Esquivel (1947)

• Justo A. Facio (1960)
• Juan Mora Fernández (1901, 1907, 1910, 1943)
• Mauro Fernández (1907, 1910, 1943)
• Prospero Fernández (1883, 1946)

• Juan Jose Ulloa Giralt (1961)
• Alfredo Gonzalez F., banker (1964)
• Tomas Guardia (1943)
• Agustin Gutierrez L. (1961)
• Benjamin Gutierrez (1984)
• Manuel M. Gutierrez (1923)

• Vicente Herrera (1946, 1961)

• Rafael Yglesias Castro (1947, 1948)
• Isabella I of Spain (1952)

• Jesus Jimenez (1901, 1907, 1910, 1923)
• Pilar Jimenez (1984)

• John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1963)

• St Louisa de Marillac (1960)

• Rodrigo Arias Maldonado (1924)
• Luis Molina (1957)
• Alberto M. Brenes Mora (1976)
• Jose Joaquin Mora (1957, 1984)
• Juan Rafael Mora (1901, 1907, 1921, 1931, 1943, 1957, 1984)
• Francisco Morazán (1943)

• Florence Nightingale (1945)

• Miguel Obregon L. (1961)
• Eusebio Figueroa Oreamuno (1907, 1910)
• Francisco Maria Oreamuno (1943, 1957)
• Ricardo Jimenez Oreamuno (1947, 1959)
• Francisco Orlich, president (1963)

• Jose Manuel Quiros (1957)

• Julio Rivera, president of El Salvador (1963)
• Jose Rodriguez (1941)
• Elias Rojas Roman (1961)
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1947)

• Juan Santamaria (1901, 1907, 1910, 1957, 1984)
• Luis Somoza, president of Nicaragua (1963)

• Bernardo A. Theil (1948)

• Antonio Vallerriestra (1957)
• Carlos Luis Valverde (1950)
• Ramon Villeda M., president of Honduras (1963)
• St Vincent (1960)
• Cleto Gonzalez Viquez (1941, 1947, 1959)
• Julián Volio (1903, 1907, 1910)

• Miguel Ydigoras, president of Guatemala (1963)

• Jose Daniel Zuniga Zeledon (1984)

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