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2 Pesetas Valderrobres

Uitgever Valderrobres, Municipality of
Jaar 1937
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Waarde 2 Pesetas (2 ESP)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain paper ground with a dotted-rule border framing the entire face. The local coat of arms appears as a background vignette, with letterpress text arranged centrally across the note stating the issuing authority and the promise to pay. The overall design is austere and typographic, consistent with locally produced wartime emergency issues.
Opschrift voorzijde LA COLECTIVIDAD DE VALDERROBRES PAGARÁ AL PORTADOR Pts, 2,00
(Translation: The Collectivity of Valderrobres Will pay the bearer 2.00 Pesetas)
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Opmerkingen

Valderrobres — a small Aragonese municipality near the Matarraña river — issued its own fractional currency during the Civil War because the Republic's coinage had effectively vanished from circulation by 1937, hoarded or melted down as the war ground on. Hundreds of Spanish municipalities did the same, producing emergency local paper in denominations too small for the Generalitat or the Republic's central treasury to bother supplying.

The Gari Monetary catalogue remains the primary reference for these Aragonese municipal emissions, many of which survive in tiny quantities — local print runs were often numbered in the hundreds rather than thousands.

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