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0.5 Soudicy Allier
| Issuer | Association Soudicy |
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| Year | 2019 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse lettering | SOUDICY Monnaie locale complémentaire et citoyenne de l'Allier FAVORISER UN DÉVELOPPEMENT PAR LA RENCONTRE La belle meunière Moulins sur Allier 0,5 N° 00028763 Tout utilisateur de Soudicy adhère de fait à l'association et à ses valeurs |
| Reverse description | White ground with a vertical ochre-gold panel at left repeating the denomination and issuer title. The central field carries a hand-drawn vignette in red and ochre of the town of Moulins-sur-Allier, with a windmill at left, medieval towers and rooftops at centre, and a mounted figure in the foreground. At right, a Bourbonnaise woman in traditional regional dress and headdress is rendered in red line art. |
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Soudicy is a local complementary currency circulating in the Allier department of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, issued by an association rather than any monetary authority. These schemes proliferated across rural France during the 2010s, typically organized at the commune or intercommunal level to encourage spending within a defined local economy. The Allier network is among the smaller such initiatives, which makes surviving examples of individual denominations — particularly the half-unit — harder to document than their urban counterparts.