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| 表面の説明 | Plain cream paper with all text printed in red letterpress within a double rectangular red-rule border. The denomination "UNA PESSETA" appears in large bold capitals at centre, above the date line and below the bearer clause in italic script. To the left, a circular violet dry-stamp of the Ajuntament de Biosca bears a leaping hound at its centre. Two manuscript signatures appear along the lower edge beneath the printed designations "L'Alcalde" and "L'Interventor". |
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| 裏面の説明 | Unprinted reverse on plain cream paper, showing show-through of the obverse letterpress text and faint fold lines consistent with circulation use. |
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Biosca is a tiny municipality in the Segarra comarca of Lleida, and in 1937 its town council was doing what hundreds of Catalan and Spanish municipalities did during the Civil War: printing its own emergency fractional currency because the Republic's coin supply had effectively collapsed. Hoarding and metal requisitions had stripped small-denomination coinage from circulation almost entirely, forcing local governments to fill the gap with paper.
These Catalan municipal issues are catalogued exhaustively by Turró precisely because survival rates vary so sharply — smaller poblacions often printed in very short runs, and many notes were redeemed locally and destroyed. Biosca's issues are among the harder finds in the series.