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1 Centavo Funchal

Uitgever Asilo de Mendicidade e Órfãos, Funchal
Jaar 1917
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Waarde 1 Centavo (0.01 PTE)
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Opschrift voorzijde ASILO DE MENDICIDADE E ÓRFÃOS
Nº ......
1 centavo
(Translation: Asylum for the Destitute and Orphans / No. ...... / 1 cent)
Beschrijving keerzijde Plain red paper bearing a blue handstamp impression in the centre, consisting of a circular legend around a small decorative vignette, with the place name 'FUNCHAL' and what appears to be a manuscript authorisation signature below.
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In 1917, Portugal's coin shortage reached such severity that local charitable institutions, municipal bodies, and even private businesses began issuing their own emergency paper fractions — the so-called "cédulas" or "vales." The Asilo de Mendicidade e Órfãos, a poorhouse and orphanage in Funchal, was among the more unusual issuers: a welfare institution printing its own fractional currency out of practical necessity rather than any banking mandate.

Locally printed in Madeira, this note circulated within the tight economy of Funchal's daily commerce during the acute small-change crisis of the First World War years, when bronze and nickel coinage had largely vanished from circulation across Portugal and its territories.

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