1 Peseta Sueca

Sueca is a small agricultural town in Valencia's rice-growing lowlands, and its 1937 municipal emergency notes were issued because the collapse of small-denomination coinage — hoarded almost immediately after the July 1936 uprising — left local commerce effectively paralyzed. Hundreds of Spanish municipalities did the same thing that year, but the legal basis was always improvised; the Republican government eventually tried to rein in the proliferation through a 1937 decree requiring central authorization, which many localities ignored.

Turró catalogues this as PV#1358, placing it firmly within the Valencia province series. Paper quality across the Sueca emissions varies considerably, and ink strike inconsistencies are common.