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10 Céntimos Villamayor de Calatrava

Issuer Consejo Municipal de Villamayor de Calatrava
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Obverse description Letterpress-printed in black on orange card stock with rounded corners. The large numeral '10' occupies the left field in bold type, while the issuing authority name is set in two lines to the right, separated by a short rule, with the denomination 'céntimos' in bold across the lower portion. A manuscript serial number is inscribed in the central field.
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Reverse description Plain orange card stock with rounded corners, entirely unprinted save for a manuscript signature applied in violet ink across the centre of the note.
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Villamayor de Calatrava is a small municipality in the Campo de Calatrava region of Ciudad Real province, and this 10 céntimos piece belongs to the enormous category of Spanish Civil War-era local emergency currency — vales, cartones, or billetes de necesidad — issued from 1936 onward when the Republican government's coin supply collapsed almost immediately after the military uprising. Small denominations vanished from circulation first, hoarded or melted, forcing municipalities across Republican-held territory to improvise their own fractional substitutes.

The Garrido Moraga reference number is unassigned, which typically signals either a very recently documented piece or one known from only one or two surviving examples.

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