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25 Céntimos La Pobla de Lillet

Issuer Consell Municipal de la Pobla de Lillet
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Currency Peseta (1936-1939)
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Obverse description Green letterpress note with a guilloche-patterned underprint of interlocking geometric shapes filling the entire field. The issuing authority inscription appears at the top, with the denomination in large bold lettering at centre. Three signature lines are arranged at the lower portion, identified by title labels reading L'Alcalde-President, El Depositari, and El Secretari Interventor, above the mandatory circulation clause at foot.
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Reverse description Central vignette of a medieval stone arch bridge spanning the Llobregat river, generally attributed to the 14th century, with the denomination numeral and unit inscription above.
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La Pobla de Lillet is a small municipality in the Berguedà comarca of Catalonia, and like hundreds of similarly sized towns across Republican-held Spain, it was forced to print its own fractional currency after July 1936. The Nationalist blockade and the hoarding of metallic coin left local economies without the means to make change — Consell Municipal issues like this one were a practical response to a very immediate problem, not a monetary policy decision.

Printed by the town's own imprint, Imprenta Barral, this note never circulated beyond a few square kilometers. Turró catalogs it at #1905.

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