0.10 Pesetas Estopiñán

Estopiñán — a small municipality in the Ribagorza comarca of Huesca province — issued these fractional notes in 1937 as part of the broader Catalan and Aragonese local currency explosion triggered by the Republican government's chronic shortage of small change during the Civil War. Hundreds of municipal councils across loyalist territory were authorized, or simply compelled by necessity, to print their own emergency fracciones, and Litografia Lafont i Ceballes in Barcelona handled a significant number of these contracts simultaneously.

The Gari Monje census (Mon#626-A) distinguishes at least one variety for this denomination, suggesting limited but documented surviving examples. Estopiñán fell under Nationalist control in 1938, at which point any unspent local scrip became worthless overnight.