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25 Céntimos Navalucillos

Issuer Consejo Municipal de Navalucillos
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Size 78 × 53 mm
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Obverse description Entirely printed in red letterpress on plain paper stock. The issuer's name appears at the top in two lines of bold uppercase lettering, the second line underlined, followed by a horizontal rule separating the header from the body. The face value is stated in words and numerals at centre, with a black-stamped serial number to the right. Two manuscript signatures in red ink appear at the foot beneath the printed titles 'El Presidente' and 'El Cajero'.
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Reverse lettering 25 céntimos
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Navalucillos — now Los Navalucillos — is a small municipality in the Toledo province of Castile-La Mancha, and like hundreds of similar Spanish towns it resorted to locally issued fractional paper during the Civil War after the Republic's small change effectively vanished from circulation. The centimos emergency issues of 1936–1938 were a municipal improvisation, not a banking operation, and most were printed or lithographed in extremely limited runs with no expectation of redemption beyond the immediate locality.

Gari Mon#995-A survival rates are poor — these township-level consejo issues were neither collected nor formally retired, simply discarded when central government currency eventually returned.

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