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25 Céntimos Vila-rodona

Issuer Consell Municipal de Vila-rodona
Year 1937
Type Emergency banknote
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Obverse lettering CONSELL MUNICIPAL DE VILA-RODONA El portador acredita d'aquest Consell Municipal VINT-I-CINC CENTIMS Vila-rodona, 24 Juny del 1937. El President, RAMON CAMPS El Dipositari, JOAN FIGUEROLA N.º 1267 25 cts.
(Translation: Municipal Council of Vila-rodona The bearer accredits from this Municipal Council Twenty-five Centimos Vila-rodona, 24 June 1937. The President, Ramon Camps The Depositary, Joan Figuerola No. 1267 25 cts.)
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Reverse lettering CONSELL MUNICIPAL DE VILA-RODONA VINT-I-CINC CENTIMS Emissió acordada en sessió del dia 23 de juny del 1937 De circulació únicament a la localitat
(Translation: Municipal Council of Vila-rodona Twenty-five Centimos Issue agreed at the session of June 23, 1937 Circulation only in the locality)
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Vila-rodona is a small municipality in the Alt Camp comarca of Tarragona, and like hundreds of Catalan and Spanish towns during the Civil War, it issued its own fractional paper currency when metallic coin effectively vanished from circulation in 1936–37. These local emergency emissions — known collectively as "moneda local de necessitat" — were authorized under the chaotic wartime fiscal arrangements that gave municipal councils unusual latitude to print their own scrip. Turró catalogues several thousand such issues; #2874 is among the more obscure.

Imprenta E. Castells in Valls handled printing for a number of nearby municipalities, which occasionally creates confusion when attribution relies on typographic style alone.

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