2.50 Pesetas Sangarrén

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表面の銘文	COLECTIVIDAD DE SANGARREN (Huesca) 2'50 PESETAS (Translation: Collectivity of Sangarrén (Huesca) 2.50 Pesetas)
裏面の説明	Plain cream paper with two handwritten ink signatures, one in the upper portion and one in the centre-lower portion, the lower signature enclosed within an oval paraph. No printed design or text is present.
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偽造防止技術	ログインして詳細を見る
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コメント	Sangarrén is a village in the province of Huesca, Aragon — population well under a thousand even in the 1930s. During the Spanish Civil War, anarchist collectivization swept through rural Aragon, and many of these micro-communities issued their own scrip when coinage disappeared from circulation entirely. These local emergency notes, known broadly as moneda local de guerra, were produced in conditions that were often improvised, and Sangarrén's issue is among the more obscure examples in the Aragonese series. The 2.50 pesetas denomination is characteristically awkward — a value that only makes sense when small change has completely broken down.

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