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25 Céntimos Daimiel

Uitgever Consejo Municipal de Daimiel
Jaar 1937
Type Emergency banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Black letterpress printing on plain paper, with a central vignette of a seated allegorical female figure wearing a Phrygian cap, holding a balance scale, with a radiant sun rising behind her. The issuer name and denomination appear in bold lettering, with a lengthy text block setting out the legal basis and guarantee of the emission. The overall layout is typographic with minimal decorative border work.
Opschrift voorzijde CONSEJO MUNICIPAL DAIMIEL 25 Cts. POR ACUERDO DEL CONSEJO MUNICIPAL SE PONE EN CIRCULACION ESTE PAPEL MONEDA AL SOLO OBJETO DE FACILITAR EL CAMBIO, DENTRO DE LA POBLACIÓN, CON LA GARANTIA DEL DEPOSITO HECHO EN LOS BANCOS LOCALES EMISION 1937
(Translation: Municipal Council Daimiel 25 Centimos By agreement of the Municipal Council, this paper money is put into circulation for the sole purpose of facilitating exchange, within the city, with the guarantee of the deposit made in local banks. Issue 1937)
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Daimiel, a small agricultural town in Ciudad Real province, was firmly under Republican control during the Civil War, and like hundreds of Spanish municipalities in 1937, resorted to issuing its own fractional paper money after metallic coin effectively vanished from circulation. The Nationalist blockade of Republican supply lines accelerated the collapse of small change, and the central government's response — the official issue of small-denomination cardboard discs — was neither sufficient nor universally distributed.

Municipal issues of this type were printed locally, often by whatever press happened to be available. Production quality varies enormously across the Gari catalogue for this region, and Daimiel's issue is among the less technically accomplished.

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