1 Peseta Adra

Beschrijving voorzijde	Plain letterpress composition in black ink on uncoloured paper, enclosed within a double-rule rectangular border. The issuer's name appears underlined as a typographic emphasis, with the denomination and validity clause arranged in a centred text block.
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Beschrijving keerzijde	Unprinted reverse on coarse cream-toned paper, bearing only an ink manuscript signature applied in violet-purple ink at the right side, as required for the note's validity per the obverse inscription.
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Opmerkingen	Adra is a small fishing port on the Almería coast, and like hundreds of Spanish municipalities it issued its own emergency paper money during the Civil War after the Republican government's decree of 1937 authorized local authorities to produce small-denomination notes to address the chronic shortage of coin in circulation. The Gari Mon reference places this within the documented Almería provincial series, though municipal issues from towns this size were typically printed in extremely limited runs — often by local printers with no banknote experience — and saw hard daily use before being withdrawn once centralized Republican currency stabilized supply.