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| 正面铭文 | CONSEJO MUNICIPAL UNA PESETA EL PRESIDENTE EL INTERVENTOR EL DEPOSITARIO (Translation: Municipal Council / One Peseta / The President / The Controller / The Treasurer) |
| 背面描述 | The reverse is printed in black and carries a central vignette of the Town Hall building of Puebla Larga, rendered with its three arched entrance bays secured by ornamental iron grilles. The municipal coat of arms is positioned above the architectural vignette, and the issuing authority's name is inscribed in letterpress type above and below the central design within a plain single-rule border. |
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Puebla Larga is a small municipality in the Valencia province, and like hundreds of similar towns across Republican Spain, its local council began issuing emergency fractional currency in 1936–37 after the hoarding of coins and metallic money created an acute shortage of small change. These municipal notes — technically called "vales" or local currency — were rarely printed by specialist firms; many were produced by local printers with whatever typography was at hand, and quality varied dramatically even within a single series.
The Turró and Gari catalogues between them document thousands of such emissions, but survival rates for individual municipalities can be extremely uneven. Puebla Larga's issue is among the more obscure Valencia province emissions, and circulated across a very limited geographic radius.