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1 Peseta Botarell

Uitgever Ajuntament de Botarell (Municipality of Botarell)
Jaar 1937
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Afmetingen 92 × 51 mm
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Opschrift voorzijde Ajuntament de BOTARELL VAL per UNA peseta al sol objecte de facilitar el canvi Setembre del 1937
(Translation: City Council of Botarell Voucher for One Peseta for the sole purpose of facilitating change September 1937)
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Opschrift keerzijde Ajuntament de Botarell UNA Pesseta
(Translation: City Council of Botarell One Peseta)
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Opmerkingen

Botarell is a small municipality in the Baix Camp comarca of Tarragona, population in the hundreds. During the Civil War, the Republican government's decree of September 1936 authorized Catalan municipalities to issue their own emergency currency — moneda local — to alleviate the near-total disappearance of metallic coin from circulation. Hundreds of ayuntamientos did exactly this, producing notes of wildly varying quality and design.

The Turró catalogue remains the authoritative reference for these emissions; Turró#519 places this issue within a well-documented but genuinely obscure corner of the series. Small-village emissions like Botarell's were printed in tiny quantities and circulated only within the immediate locality, which paradoxically makes survivors more common than one might expect — hoarding was instinctive when the issuing authority was your own town hall.

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