10 Céntimos Cúllar-Baza

Cúllar-Baza is a small municipality in the Granada province of southeastern Spain, and this 10 céntimos note is a product of the Republican zone's chronic small-change crisis during the Civil War. From 1936 onward, hoarding and the disruption of normal monetary supply left towns across loyalist Spain unable to make change for everyday transactions. The central government's response was slow, so municipalities, trade unions, and local committees simply printed their own.

These emergency emissions — known collectively as "billetes locales" — were technically illegal under existing monetary law but tolerated out of necessity. Gari Mon #583-C places this squarely within the documented Granada provincial emissions.