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25 Céntimos Castelldans

Issuer Ajuntament de Castelldans
Year 1937
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Reference(s) Turró#713
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Obverse lettering AJUNTAMENT DE CASTELLDANS VINT-I-CINC CENTIMS Emissió garantida per la Caixa Municipal per acord pres el dia 30 de novembre de 1937 De curs obligatori a la vila y el seu terme municipal 25 cts.
(Translation: City Council of Castelldans Twenty-five Centimos Issue guaranteed by the Caixa Municipal by agreement reached on November 30, 1937 Mandatory course in the town and its municipality 25 Centimos)
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Reverse lettering AJUNTAMENT DE CASTELLDANS 25 CTS.
(Translation: City Council of Castelldans 25 Centimos)
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Castelldans is a small municipality in the Garrigues comarca of Lleida, and like hundreds of Catalan and Valencian villages during the Civil War, its local council — the Ajuntament — issued its own fractional paper currency when Republican-zone coinage effectively vanished from circulation. The central government's inability to supply small change forced municipalities down to a few hundred residents to become de facto issuers, a situation the Generalitat eventually tried to regulate but never fully controlled.

Turró 713 places this among the documented Lleida provincial emissions, though survival rates for village-level Catalan war issues vary enormously — many were printed in tiny quantities on whatever stock was available.

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