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| 正面描述 | Printed in violet ink, the note is framed by a geometric border composed of repeated linear elements. The Republican coat of arms of Spain is positioned in the upper left corner, and the text is arranged in a straightforward typeset layout across the face of the note. A validation stamp on the reverse is required for the note to be considered valid, as indicated by the inscribed legend. |
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| 正面铭文 | Consejo Municipal de VALDELINARES (TERUEL) 25 CÉNTIMOS Certificado de curso legal en esta localidad, para facilitar el cambio, según acuerdo de este Consejo No es válido sin el sello al dorso (Translation: Municipal Council of Valdelinares (Teruel) 25 Centimos Certificate of legal tender in this locality, to facilitate the change, according to the agreement of this Council Not valid without the stamp on the back.) |
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Valdelinares is a small mountain village in the province of Teruel, Aragon — one of dozens of tiny Spanish municipalities that issued their own fractional emergency currency during the Civil War after the Republic's coinage disappeared from circulation almost entirely by 1936. These local vales were produced without any central oversight, often handwritten or rubber-stamped on whatever card or paper stock was available, and were valid only within the issuing community itself.
The Consejo Municipal designation reflects the Republican administrative structure imposed after July 1936, replacing the pre-war ayuntamiento. Valdelinares had a population of a few hundred at most; its scrip was never intended to travel far.