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| 正面描述 | Plain white ground to the left bears a rhomboid municipal rubber stamp in red ink, composed of two opposing triangles forming a diamond shape; the upper triangle contains vertical architectural elements and the lower triangle encloses a vignette of a sailing vessel at sea, with the legend 'CONSELL MUNICIPAL PREMIÀ DE MAR' arranged around the perimeter. To the right, the face value 'VAL per CINC centims.' is printed in typewriter characters in blue-violet ink, with a hand-numbered serial below a ruled separator line. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is entirely unprinted, presenting a plain off-white paper surface with no text, vignette, or decorative elements of any kind. |
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Premià de Mar is a small coastal town north of Barcelona, and like hundreds of Catalan municipalities, it issued its own emergency paper money during the Spanish Civil War after the collapse of normal coin circulation in 1936. These locally issued notes — collectively known as "moneda de necessitat" — were produced under Republican authority, often by local printers with minimal security printing. The Turró catalogue documents over 2,000 such issuers, and Premià de Mar's 5 Céntimos is among the more modestly produced examples in the series.
Survival rates vary sharply across municipal issues; smaller print runs from minor coastal towns tend to surface less frequently than those from larger inland centers.