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| 正面描述 | Printed in red on plain paper, the obverse carries the coat of arms of the Spanish Republic as a central vignette, flanked symmetrically by interlocking circular guilloche ornaments extending horizontally across the note. The denomination numeral '50' appears in each corner, with the issuing authority legend arched across the top and the face value inscription along the lower portion; the issue date is split between the lower left and lower right margins. |
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| 背面描述 | Printed entirely in red, the reverse is dominated by an ornate letterpress frame of scrollwork and lathe-work rosettes enclosing a central oval guilloche panel. The face value numeral '50' is set at the centre of the oval, flanked on each side by the denomination word 'Céntimos'; a rectangular stamp impression appears at the left, and two handwritten signatures in blue ink are applied across the centre of the note. |
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Garrucha is a small fishing port on the Almería coast — its wartime municipal scrip exists because the Spanish Civil War severed normal currency supply lines to Republican-held towns throughout 1936–37. Local councils, trade unions, and even individual businesses across the Republican zone were forced to produce their own emergency fractional notes to keep commerce moving when coin disappeared from circulation entirely.
The Consejo Municipal issues from this series are among the more obscure Almería provincial pieces. Survival rates for small-denomination Republican municipal scrip are generally poor — much was redeemed or simply discarded after the Nationalist takeover of the province in 1939.