1/4 Real 'Cuartillo' with three stars

正面描述	A stylized pomegranate fruit on a stem with flanking leaves occupies the central field, rendered in a bold, somewhat primitive engraving style characteristic of the Popayán mint. The pomegranate is depicted partially open at the crown, with a stippled or granulated interior visible. The date 1860 appears in large numerals along the lower portion of the field, below the plant motif. The design is contained within a toothed or beaded border running along the coin's rim.
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铸造量	1859 - - 1860 - - 1861 - - 1862 - Overdate 1862/1 exists -
附加信息	Popayán's mint, the only one operating continuously in what is now Colombia from the colonial period through the nineteenth century, issued these fractional pieces during the Granadine Confederation's final years before the 1863 Rionegro Constitution reorganized the country as the United States of Colombia. The three-star variety corresponds to specific die combinations documented by Hernández — not a single consistent issue but a cluster of related dies used across the four-year window, which explains the multiple catalog references. At 0.85 grams in debased .666 silver, these circulated hard in a region where small change was chronically scarce. Survivors show it.

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