I am the official currency of a nation with a history deeply intertwined with chocolate, coffee, and colorful birds. My name is shared with a unit of weight historically used for precious metals. My banknotes often feature national heroes and symbols related to agriculture and indigenous culture. The economy of my issuing nation is heavily reliant on remittances from citizens working abroad. I am often confused with the currency of a similarly named but distinct Central American nation.

1. I am subdivided into 100 centavos.
2. My issuing country borders both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
3. You might find a resplendent quetzal featured on some of my banknotes, but that currency is for a different nation.
4. My value is strongly influenced by the price of coffee on the global market.