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| 正面描述 | The denomination is expressed as a fraction in the centre of the field, with the numeral '1' above a horizontal dividing bar and the numeral '4' below, indicating one-quarter. The entire design is enclosed within a dentilated inner border composed of regularly spaced triangular teeth, set within a plain outer rim. No legend or additional inscription appears on this face. |
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| 背面描述 | A radiant sun with a human face occupies the entire field, rendered in high relief. The solar disc displays schematically modelled facial features including brow, eyes, nose, and lips. Sixteen alternating straight and wavy rays emanate from the central disc, filling the field to the inner border. The design is enclosed by the same dentilated triangular-tooth inner border as the obverse, within a plain outer rim. No legend or inscription appears on this face. |
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| 附加信息 |
Córdoba's fractional silver issues of the 1850s were produced under provincial authority during a period when the Argentine Confederation lacked a unified national currency system — each province effectively managing its own monetary affairs. The 1/4 real denomination was the smallest silver unit in circulation, primarily serving rural and indigenous market transactions where smaller change was critical.
The KM#33.1 attribution distinguishes this type by the eight-pointed sun, as opposed to the sixteen-pointed variant cataloged separately. Die quality on provincial Córdoba issues varies considerably, a known consequence of limited local minting infrastructure.