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50 Céntimos Murtas, Cojáyar y Mecina Tedel

Issuer Consejo Municipal de Murtas, Cojáyar y Mecina Tedel
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Printer Papelería Lacoste, Almería
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Obverse description Printed in dark blue ink on grey-blue paper, the note carries a letterpress border of dotted and geometric ornamental rules enclosing the entire face. To the left, a vertical decorative panel of stylised column motifs frames the denomination '50 céntimos' in bold type. The issuing authority 'Consejo Municipal de Murtas, Cojáyar y Mecina Tedel' is set in large display type across the upper right, with the guarantee clause in Gothic script below and the title 'El Depositario' above the signature space; a circular official ink stamp is applied at centre right, and the printer's imprint 'Papelería Lacoste - Almería' appears at the foot.
Obverse lettering Consejo Municipal de Murtas, Cojáyar y Mecina Tedel
50 céntimos
Valor depositado reintegrable en billetes del Banco de España
El Depositario
Papelería Lacoste - Almería
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One of hundreds of local emergency issues printed during the Spanish Civil War, when the Republican government's inability to maintain small-change supply forced municipalities across Andalucía to commission their own fractional notes. Murtas, Cojáyar, and Mecina Tedel are three small villages in the Alpujarra Alta district of Granada — the fact that they issued jointly under a single Consejo Municipal reflects wartime administrative consolidation rather than any permanent political union.

Papelería Lacoste in Almería handled a significant volume of these municipal issues, making them one of the more identifiable regional printers in the Gari catalog for southeastern Spain.

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