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| 背面描述 | Plain unprinted reverse bearing two manuscript signatures in ink, each preceded by a handwritten role designation: the President's signature in the upper portion and the Cashier's signature in the lower portion, serving as the sole authenticating elements on this side. |
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| 防伪描述 | Two manuscript signatures of the President and Cashier applied to the reverse; municipal rubber stamp impression on the obverse as an authenticating control. |
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Coll de Nargó is a small municipality in the Alt Urgell comarca of Catalonia, and this 1 Peseta note is one of thousands of locally-issued emergency paper instruments produced across Republican-held Spain during the Civil War (1936–39). When the conflict disrupted coin supply chains and caused widespread hoarding of metal currency, municipalities — many with populations in the hundreds — were legally authorized to issue their own provisional paper money. The result was an extraordinary proliferation of hyper-local scrip, catalogued by Andreu Turró in his essential reference on the subject.
Authentication rested entirely on the handwritten signatures and official municipal stamp applied at the time of issue — no intaglio printing, no watermarks.