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| 表面の説明 | Plain cream paper note printed in dark blue ink, with a double-ruled rectangular border framing the entire face. The issuing municipality and province, 'Torrente de Cinca - (Huesca)', appear in bold letterpress type across the upper portion, separated from the central field by a horizontal rule. The denomination is expressed in two lines at centre, with the word 'VALE' in large bold capitals above a second horizontal rule, followed by the numeral '10' and the legend 'céntimos' in smaller type to the right. |
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| 表面の銘文 | Torrente de Cinca - (Huesca) VALE 10 céntimos (Translation: Torrente de Cinca (Huesca) It's worth 10 céntimos) |
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Torrente de Cinca is a small municipality in the Bajo Cinca comarca of Aragon, and like hundreds of Spanish towns it resorted to locally issued paper fractional currency during the Civil War after the Republic's coins vanished from circulation almost immediately following July 1936. These municipal emissions were emergency instruments produced under genuine scarcity — not policy decisions handed down from Madrid or Barcelona, but local improvisations.
At this denomination, the note would have handled the smallest everyday transactions in a village of a few hundred people. Provincial emissions like this one frequently survive in tiny quantities simply because so few were printed to begin with.