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| Uitgever | Cassa Rurale di Vermiglio |
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| Jaar | 1977 |
| Type | Emergency banknote |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Light blue guilloche underprint with geometric border surrounds the note. At upper left, a colour photographic vignette of the Tonale-Presena alpine landscape with construction machinery. To the right, the issuer's green and orange logo for the Valli di Sole, Pejo e Rabbi. Date, denomination in words and figures, and payee text appear in the centre field. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | CASSA RURALE DI VERMIGLIO Società Cooperativa a Responsabilità Illimitata lì 15-11-1977 a vista pagate per questo assegno bancario Lire it. cinquanta a favore GRAND HOTEL MIRAMONTI - Passo Tonale c/c n. 100*** VAL DI SOLE (TN) IMPOSTA DI BOLLO ASSOLTA VIRTUALMENTE AUTORIZZAZIONE INT. FINAN. TRENTO N° 30499/77 del 25-10-77 Lit. 50 Valli di Sole Pejo e Rabbi Tonale - Presena |
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Cassa Rurale di Vermiglio was one of dozens of small cooperative savings banks operating in the Trentino valleys that issued locally printed emergency fractional currency during the severe coin shortage of the 1970s. These fiduciary notes — technically illegal under Italian law but tolerated by authorities who had no practical solution to the shortage — circulated as small change within tight geographic limits, accepted by local merchants who trusted the issuing institution by name.
Tipolitografia Andreis in Malé printed several of these valley notes. Production quality varied run to run, and the paper stock used was never archival grade.