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50 Céntimos Bujalance
| Issuer | Frente Popular de Bujalance (Popular Front of Bujalance) |
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| Type | Emergency banknote |
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| Obverse description | The entire face is taken up by a typographically printed green vignette consisting of a circular belt motif with a buckle at the base, the belt enclosing the denomination numeral '50' and the abbreviation 'Cts.' at centre. The issuer's name runs in letterpress along the upper arc of the belt interior. The note is printed on plain off-white paper with no underprint or guilloche. |
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| Obverse lettering | Frente Popular de Bujalance 50 Cts. (Translation: Popular Front of Bujalance 50 Centimos) |
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Bujalance is a small olive-growing town in Córdoba province, and like hundreds of Spanish municipalities during the Civil War, its local Popular Front committee issued emergency fractional currency when Republican Spain's small-change supply collapsed after July 1936. The Gari Mon catalogue documents an extraordinary proliferation of these local issues — each committee printing what it needed, with no central oversight of design, paper stock, or denominations.
The #371-D suffix in Gari Mon typically indicates a distinct variety within the Bujalance series, differentiated by colour, paper, or typographic detail rather than face value.