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50 Céntimos Viloví d'Onyar

Issuer Ajuntament de Viloví d'Onyar
Year 1937
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Printer Imprenta D. Pla, Farners de la Selva, Spain
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Obverse description Letterpress-printed note in dark brown ink on a light green dot underprint, enclosed within a geometric border running the full perimeter. The central field carries the municipal authority inscription in two lines, with the denomination stated in Catalan below.
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Reverse lettering 0'50 Circulació obligatòria en tot el Districte Municipal de Viloví d'Onyar, segons acord de data 1 de Juny del 1937. CINQUANTA CÈNTIMS
(Translation: Mandatory circulation throughout the Municipal District of Viloví d'Onyar, according to the agreement dated June 1, 1937. Fifty Centimos)
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Viloví d'Onyar is a small municipality in the comarca of La Selva, Girona, and this note is among hundreds of hyperlocal emergency issues that flooded Catalonia after the Republican government's 1937 decree authorizing municipalities to print their own fractional currency to address a crippling coin shortage. The printer, D. Pla of Farners de la Selva, was a regional press that fulfilled orders for several nearby councils during this period — not a specialist security printer by any measure.

Turró catalogues this as #2898, placing it within a well-documented but enormous body of Catalan municipal issues, most of which had effectively vanished from circulation by the time Franco's forces reached the region in early 1939.

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