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| 正面铭文 | CONSEJO MUNICIPAL MORAL DE CALATRAVA UNA PESETA EL INTERVENTOR EL ORDENADOR EL DEPOSITARIO (Translation: Municipal Council Moral de Calatrava One Peseta The Auditor The Authoriser The Treasurer) |
| 背面描述 | Printed in black on cream card stock, the entire field is enclosed within a decorative floral scroll border. The municipal coat of arms is centrally placed within a pointed vesica-shaped cartouche formed by two curved lines, surmounted by a fleur-de-lis finial and flanked by symmetrical scroll elements. The issuer name is divided above and below the central vignette in bold block lettering. |
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Moral de Calatrava is a small agricultural town in Ciudad Real province, and like hundreds of similar municipalities across Republican Spain, it printed its own emergency fractional currency during the Civil War when coin — particularly low-denomination bronze and copper — vanished from circulation almost entirely by 1937. These hyper-local emissions were a practical stopgap, not a monetary experiment. The thick card stock was deliberate: ordinary paper disintegrated too quickly in daily market use.
Survival rates for Moral de Calatrava issues are low. Small-town Spanish Civil War cartones were often redeemed and pulped, or simply lost when the Nationalist advance made Republican local currency worthless overnight.