1 Peseta Cecília de Voltregà

Cecília de Voltregà is a tiny municipality in the Osona comarca of Catalonia, and like hundreds of other small Republican-held towns during the Civil War, it was forced to print its own fractional currency after the withdrawal of metallic coin from circulation in 1936–37. The Consell Municipal — effectively the local wartime administrative body — authorized these notes as a stopgap, not as any assertion of fiscal independence. Imprenta Ausetana in nearby Vic printed for numerous surrounding municipalities during this period, which accounts for a certain family resemblance across the region's emergency issues.

The official stamp served as the primary authentication device, applied individually to each note — meaning unstamped examples exist and are considered incomplete. Turró catalogues this series thoroughly, and the 793 reference places it firmly within the documented Catalan municipal wartime emission record.