10 Centimos Cazalla de la Sierra

Cazalla de la Sierra, a small Andalusian municipality in Seville province, issued emergency coinage in 1939 as the Spanish Civil War ground to its close — part of a broader wave of locally produced moneda local that proliferated across Republican-held towns when the central government could no longer guarantee coin supply. These municipal emissions were a practical stopgap, not an act of defiance, filling a vacuum left by hoarding, metal requisitions, and supply chain collapse. Cazalla's issues are among the more obscure Andalusian examples, with surviving documentation on actual mintage figures essentially nonexistent.