0.50 Pesetas Moratalla

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裏面の説明	Printed in blue ink with a plain double-rule rectangular border. The denomination "0'50 pesetas" is set in large bold letterpress type at upper centre, flanked by stylised interlocking scroll device. The denomination numeral "0'50" repeats in each lower corner, and a serial number appears at centre below the scroll device. A circular violet official stamp is applied to the left field.
裏面の銘文	0`50 pesetas 0`50 (Translation: 0.50 Pesetas)
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コメント	Moratalla is a small inland town in Murcia, and like hundreds of Spanish municipalities during the Civil War, it issued its own fractional paper currency after the Republican government authorized local emergency emissions in 1936–37. The national coinage had effectively vanished from circulation — hoarded, melted, or simply unavailable — and towns were left to fill the gap themselves. Gari Mon #973-F is among the scarcer Murcian municipal issues. Provincial cataloging by Gari Montaner remains the primary reference for these emissions, and F-suffixed varieties frequently indicate a specific print run or color variant distinguished only through that source.

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