1 Peseta Benimasot

Benimasot is a village in the Comtat district of the Valencian Community with a population that barely reached three hundred during the 1930s. That a municipality this small issued its own emergency paper money during the Civil War is less surprising than it sounds — the Republican zone suffered an acute shortage of fractional coinage from 1936 onward, and thousands of town councils, trade unions, and cooperatives across Catalonia and Valencia filled the gap with locally printed vales and billetes. The Consejo Municipal issues were technically illegal under central Republican monetary law but were tolerated out of necessity.

Gari Mon#308-C places this within a documented Benimasot series, though surviving examples from such micro-municipal issues are inherently scarce given the tiny print runs and the note's disposable, transactional purpose.