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1 Peseta Castell de Ferro

Issuer Consejo Municipal de Castell de Ferro
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Obverse description Typeset emergency note printed in black on plain paper, enclosed within a decorative letterpress border composed of geometric and dotted ornamental rules. The denomination "UNA PTA." is set in large bold type at the left, while the issuing authority "Consejo Municipal de Castell de Ferro" occupies the upper central field in prominent script lettering flanked by small ornamental flourishes. The redemption guarantee text, a manuscript signature above the legend "El Depositario," a circular official stamp, and the printer's imprint at the foot complete the design.
Obverse lettering UNA PTA. Consejo Municipal de Castell de Ferro Valor depositado reintegrable en billetes del Banco de España. El Depositario,
(Translation: One Peseta Municipal Council of Castell de Ferro Deposited value refundable in banknotes of the Bank of Spain. The Depositary,)
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Castell de Ferro is a small coastal village in Granada province, and its municipal council — like hundreds of others across Republican-held Spain — issued local emergency currency during the Civil War when central bank notes and metallic coin effectively vanished from everyday trade. These consejo municipal issues were produced under severe material constraints, and Papelería Roste in Almería was one of several provincial stationers pressed into service as an improvised printer.

The Garicoin reference number is incomplete, which typically indicates the note was recorded but not fully catalogued — or that surviving examples are too few to anchor a stable valuation.