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25 Pesetas Centellas; Cooperativa La Económica

Issuer Cooperativa La Económica (Centellas)
Year 1958
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Value 25 Pesetas (25 ESP)
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Obverse lettering 25
COOPERATIVA LA ECONÓMICA
CENTELLAS
Junio 1958
25 pts
Simbolo de calidad
Travesuras de niños
El presidente
El cajero
(Translation: Cooperative "La Economica". June 1958. 25 Pesetas. Symbol of quality. Children's pranks. The president. The cashier.)
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Reverse lettering 25
VEINTICINCO pesetas
TOCINERIA VINOS COMESTIBLES PANADERIA
COOPERATIVA LA ECONÓMICA
(Translation: Twenty-five Pesetas. Pork shop, wines, foodstuffs, bakery. Cooperative "La Economica".)
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Spanish civil war-era cooperative scrip is well documented, but locally issued peseta notes from the late 1950s are a different matter entirely. By 1958, Franco's peseta was stable and the state had long since reasserted monetary control — which makes this Centellas cooperative note a genuine anomaly. Cooperative scrip of this period typically functioned as internal credit instruments, redeemable only at the issuing society's own establishment, sidestepping rather than defying official currency regulation.

Centellas is a small municipality in the Osona comarca, northeast of Barcelona. The Albertí catalogue reference AL#2912 places this firmly within the documented Catalan local issues, though surviving examples are rarely encountered outside regional collections.

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