15 Céntimos La Ràpita dels Alfacs

La Ràpita dels Alfacs — the small fishing and salt-trade port at the mouth of the Ebro delta — issued its own fractional emergency currency during the Spanish Civil War under the same Republican decree that licensed hundreds of Catalan municipalities to print their own small-denomination notes to address the catastrophic shortage of coin. Turró catalogs thousands of these wartime locals, but the Ràpita series is among the less commonly encountered, reflecting both the town's modest population and the inevitable attrition of cheap paper through two years of war.

Imprenta Avant, the Barcelona printer, handled a significant volume of such municipal work during 1936–37.