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1 Real National Coat of Arms
| Issuer | Córdoba |
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| Year | 1841 |
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| Reference(s) | KM#9, CJ#30.9, CJ#30.10, CJ#30.11, CJ#30.12, CJ#30.13 |
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| Reverse description | A radiant sun with a human face occupies the center of the field, depicted with alternating straight and wavy rays emanating from a stylized facial effigy, rendered in the manner of the Argentine Sol de Mayo. The circular legend EN UNION Y LIVERTAD with the mint mark P.N.P. is distributed around the periphery, separated by dots or rosette ornaments depending on the die variety, and enclosed within a beaded border. |
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| Reverse lettering | EN UNION Y LIVERTAD P.N.P |
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Córdoba's provincial coinage of the early 1840s existed in direct defiance of Buenos Aires's long-running push to centralize Argentine monetary authority. The province maintained its own mint and issued silver reales well into the decade precisely because no effective federal structure yet compelled otherwise — the Argentine Confederation under Rosas left provincial fiscal autonomy largely intact in practice, whatever the constitutional rhetoric suggested.
The multiple CJ variety numbers assigned to this single year reflect genuine die differences documented by collectors, not clerical redundancy.