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1 Peseta Tragó de Noguera

Issuer Ajuntament de Tragó de Noguera (Municipality of Tragó de Noguera)
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Value 1 Peseta (1 ESP)
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Obverse description Typeset letterpress design printed in dark blue ink on cream card stock, with a ruled border enclosing a dot-matrix underprint across the central field. The denomination panel reading "VAL 1 PTA." appears in bold block lettering within a hatched rectangular cartouche at upper centre, flanked by square corner ornaments. A serial number line labelled "Número" occupies the lower centre, with the issuer's name in blackletter script across the top margin and the redemption clause "UNA pesseta. BON contra la caixa Municipal." along the bottom.
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Reverse description Plain unprinted cream paper reverse, validated by a hand-applied oval municipal rubber stamp in violet ink positioned slightly right of centre. The stamp bears a central municipal coat of arms vignette surrounded by the council's circular legend.
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Tragó de Noguera is a village in the Noguera comarca of Lleida, Catalonia, with a population that barely exceeded a few hundred during the 1930s. This note is one of the emergency local currency issues — paper money (moneda local) produced by Catalan municipalities during the Spanish Civil War after the collapse of normal coin circulation following the July 1936 uprising. Thousands of Spanish towns and villages issued their own fractional currency during this period; the smaller the issuer, the scarcer the surviving notes today.

Turró's catalog remains the definitive reference for these Catalan civil war issues.

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