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| 裏面の説明 | Yellow-ochre vignette occupying most of the face depicts a panoramic sketch of the village of Beget nestled among mountainous terrain, with the church tower visible at centre. Bold dark blue sans-serif lettering at upper left and upper right carries the issuing authority and currency status inscriptions, while the denomination figure 1 and the word PESSETA appear in dark blue at lower right. The printer's imprint ANGLADA-CAMPRODON is visible in small type at the bottom centre below the vignette. |
| 裏面の銘文 | CONSELL MUNICIPAL DE BEGET PAPER MONEDA DE CURS LOCAL OBLIGATORI 1 PESSETA (Translation: Municipal Council of Beget Paper-money of mandatory local currency 1 Peseta) ANGLADA-CAMPRODON |
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Beget is one of the smallest municipalities in Catalonia — a village of perhaps a few dozen inhabitants in the Ripollès comarca. That it issued its own emergency currency during the Civil War is less surprising than it sounds; the Republican zone saw hundreds of local ajuntaments and consells produce paper money after the July 1936 coup disrupted the banking system and created an acute shortage of small change. What is striking is that Beget's consell municipal managed to commission a professionally printed note at all, rather than resorting to a rubber-stamped cardboard chit.
Imprenta Anglada in nearby Camprodon handled production for several of these Ripollès valley issues, which gives the series a degree of typographic consistency unusual among Catalan Civil War locals.