10 Centimos Empori; Cooperativa C. I. A. C.

正面描述	Letterpress-printed on yellowish cardstock in black ink, with all text set in bold sans-serif and serif typefaces on a plain field. A decorative border of alternating lozenge and dot motifs frames the entire note. A handstamped serial number appears at lower right.
正面铭文	COOPERATIVA C. I. A. C. VAL per 10 cèntims EMPORI 202
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备注	C.I.A.C. — almost certainly standing for a workers' cooperative of some kind — was one of hundreds of local entities across Republican Spain that began issuing their own fractional scrip after the outbreak of the Civil War in July 1936. The Francoist advance disrupted coin supply almost immediately, and municipal councils, trade unions, cooperatives, and factory committees all filled the vacuum with locally printed paper. These emissions were technically illegal under the Republican government's own regulations but were tolerated out of necessity. Empori is the Catalan name for L'Empordà, placing this note firmly in the northeastern corner of the country — an area that fell to Nationalist forces in early 1939, at which point all such scrip became worthless overnight.

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