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| 背面描述 | The arms of the Republic of Guatemala occupy the central field, featuring a shield charged with a quetzal bird perched before a mountain landscape beneath a radiant sun, flanked by two crossed rifles with bayonets and two crossed swords, supported by laurel and olive branches tied with a ribbon bearing the motto REPUBLICA DE GUATEMALA. Two cornucopias flank the shield, inscribed GUATEMALA and PROTECTION respectively. Along the lower exergue, the fineness designation, denomination CUATRO Rs., date, and assayer's initial are inscribed in a straight line within the beaded border. |
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Rafael Carrera ruled Guatemala as its first president and, from 1854, as president-for-life — a title granted by a compliant congress he largely controlled. These silver reales were struck during the final years of his regime, which ended only with his death in April 1865, leaving the series to conclude under his successor Cerna. The Casa de Moneda in Guatemala City produced coinage of notoriously uneven quality throughout this period, and alignment issues between dies are frequently encountered on this type.