1 Real National Coat of Arms

Córdoba's independent coinage of the 1840s reflects the chronic fragmentation of Argentine monetary authority during the decades following independence, when provincial governments struck their own silver rather than wait on a functional national mint. The 1843 issue came during a period when Rosas dominated the Confederation politically but exercised no effective control over Córdoba's fiscal apparatus.

CJ#42.8 distinguishes this by die pairing — collectors working the Argentine provincial series treat Cunietti-Ferrando's attributions as the authoritative reference, and variants within this type do trade at meaningful premiums over unattributed examples.