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Collection - Coins and Notes - Diário de Notícias #67 200 Réis Notgeld
| Uitgever | Câmara Municipal de Aldegalega |
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| Jaar | 1891 |
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| Afmetingen | 80 x 56 mm |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Typeset emergency note (notgeld) in purple-violet ink on plain paper, with a simple rectangular border ornamented by rosette corner devices and wheel motifs. The issuer's name arcs across the upper field, with the denomination panel in a central cartouche and the date line below. Multiple manuscript signatures of the Presidente, Vereadores, and Tesoureiro appear in the lower portion; a diagonal 'ESPECIME' overprint is applied across the face. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | CAMARA MUNICIPAL DE ALDEGALEGA VALE Nº 434 REIS 200 DUZENTOS REIS EM 1 D'AGOSTO DE 1891 PRESIDENTE VEREADORES TESOUREIRO 200 |
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| Opmerkingen |
Aldegalega — now known as Montijo — was among dozens of Portuguese municipalities that resorted to locally issued paper emergency money in 1891, when a severe financial crisis triggered by speculative excess and the collapse of credit dried up small-denomination coinage across the country. The Câmara Municipal's authority to issue such notes was legally tenuous at best, and the central government moved to suppress most of these emissions within months.
The connection to the Lisbon newspaper Diário de Notícias is the genuinely unusual element here. Several of these municipal notgeld issues were distributed or promoted through newspaper partnerships — a circulation mechanism with no real precedent in Portuguese monetary history.