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25 Céntimos Beniarbeig

Emittent Beniarbeig, Municipality of
Jahr 1937
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Druckerei Imprenta F. Cuquerella, Pego
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung Printed in red on plain paper stock, the obverse is framed by a geometric rectangular border. To the left, an oval vignette carries the coat of arms of the Spanish Republic, while the body of the note is occupied by the full payment obligation text in letterpress. The denomination numerals and abbreviated value appear at the lower right, with the issuing date rendered in full.
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Rückseitenbeschreibung The reverse, printed in red on unadorned white paper, centres the denomination within a scalloped circular underprint composed of a grid of closely spaced dots arranged in a cloud-like formation of overlapping circular lobes. The face value '25 céts.' is set in a white rectangular panel at the heart of this design. The printer's imprint appears in small letterpress text at the lower right margin, accompanied by a partially visible circular stamp.
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Beniarbeig is a small agricultural municipality in the Marina Alta comarca of Valencia, and like hundreds of similar towns across Republican Spain, it issued its own emergency fractional currency in 1937 to compensate for the near-total disappearance of metallic coinage from circulation. The Consell Municipal authorised these notes as war-era substitutes — locally valid, locally printed, and theoretically redeemable once normal monetary supply resumed.

Imprenta F. Cuquerella in the nearby town of Pego served several municipalities in the region, meaning the technical execution here is somewhat above what purely improvised village issues typically show. Survival rates for these hyper-local valencian emissions are unpredictable — small print runs, no formal banking infrastructure, and post-war Republican currency invalidation all worked against preservation.

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