10 Céntimos Sarrià de Ter

Obverse description	Plain cream-coloured card stock with all text printed in dark blue-green ink within a double-line rectangular border. The issuing authority "AJUNTAMENT" appears across the top panel, the denomination "Val 10 cts." occupies the central field in bold letterpress type, and the municipality name "SARRIÀ DE TER" is set in the lower panel, separated from the central area by additional ruled lines.
Obverse lettering	AJUNTAMENT Val 10 cts. SARRIÁ DE TER (Translation: City Council It`s worth 10 Centimos Sarria de Ter)
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Comments	Sarrià de Ter is a small municipality in the Gironès comarca of Catalonia, and like hundreds of similarly sized towns, it issued emergency fractional currency during the Spanish Civil War after metallic coin effectively vanished from circulation by mid-1936. The Generalitat de Catalunya authorized local bodies to fill the gap, producing what collectors call "guerra civil locals" — a sprawling, poorly documented series of which Turró's catalog remains the primary reference. At 32 × 32 mm, this is among the smallest formats in the entire Spanish municipal issue run. Square cuts of this size were almost certainly guillotined from larger printed sheets, and centering is rarely true on surviving examples.