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1 Peseta Mora de Ebro, Colectividad C.N.T - A.I.T.
| Issuer | Colectividad C.N.T. - A.I.T. de Móra d'Ebre |
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| Year | 1936-1939 |
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| Size | 115 × 57 mm |
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| Obverse description | Blue-violet letterpress print on cream paper. Central vignette shows a seated allegorical female figure of the Republic accompanied by a cogwheel, hammer and anvil, with an industrial landscape in the background including a metal bridge, factory buildings and a radiant sun. Denomination and collectivity inscriptions frame the central design, with the printer's imprint at lower margin. |
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| Reverse lettering | VALE 1 PTA. (Translation: It's worth 1 Peseta) |
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Móra d'Ebre was an anarcho-syndicalist collective in the Ebro valley of Tarragona, one of hundreds of CNT-FAI controlled communities that collectivized land, labor, and currency after the July 1936 uprising. These locally printed vouchers functioned as internal scrip — valid within the collective's economy, useless outside it — a practical consequence of the CNT's deliberate rejection of centralized banking rather than a wartime improvisation.
Gráficas Launes was a small regional printer, and the thick paper stock reflects the improvised supply chains of wartime Catalonia. The Francoist advance across the Ebro in 1938 ended the collective and, with it, any remaining circulation of these notes.