25 Céntimos Mont-Roig

Mont-roig del Camp issued its own small-denomination paper currency during the Spanish Civil War under the Republican government's emergency authorization allowing municipalities to produce local scrip to address the catastrophic coin shortage of 1936–37. Silver and copper had been hoarded or melted almost immediately after the war began, paralyzing small transactions across the Republican zone. Hundreds of Catalan municipalities printed their own solutions, and the Turró catalog documents the variation obsessively — the suffix "e" here indicates a specific variant within the Mont-roig 25 céntimos series, distinguished by some typographic or paper detail from its siblings.

Mont-roig is better known internationally as the village where Joan Miró spent formative summers, though that connection has no bearing on the note itself.