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25 Céntimos Ojós
| Issuer | Frente Popular de Ojós (Popular Front of Ojós) |
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| Value | 25 Centimos (0.25 ESP) |
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| Obverse description | Typeset letterpress note printed in blue ink, enclosed within a plain linear rectangular border. The crowned coat of arms of the Spanish Republic is positioned to the left, with the denomination and issuing authority text arranged in the central and right portions of the note. |
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| Obverse lettering | FRENTE POPULAR DE OJÓS CIRCULACIÓN LOCAL VALE por 25 céntimos (Translation: Popular Front of Ojós Local circulation Value for 25 Centimos) |
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Ojós is a village in Murcia with a population that has rarely exceeded a few hundred people — which makes the decision to issue emergency paper money during the Spanish Civil War more administrative necessity than economic ambition. Like hundreds of other Republican municipalities, Ojós produced local fractional currency after the hoarding and disappearance of small coins created a genuine transactional breakdown in 1936–37.
The Gari Mon catalogue reference places this firmly within the broader municipio emergency series. These hyper-local issues were typically produced in very small runs, often on whatever paper stock was available, and many were never redeemed — leaving survival rates that bear no relationship to original print quantities.