1/4 Real 1836, Female Figure on Reverse [Mexico]

Coins-America

Reverse
The central part of the reverse features a relief design of the seated goddess Liberty facing left, with a Phrygian cap on a spear in her right hand; a cornucopia lies at her feet. An inscription along the left and right arcs of the coin, separated by three five-pointed stars, reads in Spanish: 'UN QUARTO', meaning 'one quarter' - 1/4 (real). The coin's edge has decorative raised denticles.
Obverse
The central part depicts a bow, a quiver with arrows, and a flag. An inscription in Spanish runs along the arc of the coin's edge from left to right: 'DEPARTAMENTO DE JALISCO', meaning 'Department of Jalisco'. In the lower part along the arc of the edge, separated by seven-petal flowers, is the mint year 1836. The coin's edge has decorative raised denticles.