1 Real National Coat of Arms

Córdoba struck its own provincial coinage well into the 1840s, long after most Argentine provinces had abandoned independent minting. The proliferation of CJ varieties catalogued for this single date — seven distinct listings — reflects the reality of small-scale provincial production: hand-cut dies, inconsistent workmanship, and no meaningful standardization between striking sessions. These weren't errors so much as the expected output of a mint operating without federal oversight.

Argentine monetary unification wouldn't come until the Mitre era, two decades later.