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0.50 Pesetas Campredó
| Issuer | Consell Municipal de Campredó |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse lettering | GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA CONSELL MUNICIPAL DE CAMPREDÓ Certificat de 0`50 Pessetes de curs legal en aquesta localitat, per facilitar el canvi, segons acord d`aquest Consell. La seva validesa l`acredita el segell d`aquest municipi, estampat al dors. (Translation: Generalitat of Catalonia Municipal Council of Campredó Certificate of 0.50 Pesetas of legal tender in this locality, to facilitate the change, according to the agreement of this Council. Its validity is certified by the seal of this municipality, stamped on the back.) |
| Reverse description | Plain unprinted reverse on pale greenish-white paper stock, intended to receive the official municipal stamp as the sole means of validation. |
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Campredó is a small village in the Baix Ebre comarca of Catalonia, and like hundreds of other municipalities it issued its own fractional paper currency during the Spanish Civil War after the collapse of metallic coin circulation in 1936–37. These local emergency notes — collectively catalogued under the broader Catalonian war scrip literature — were produced with whatever printing resources the local council could access, typically a job printer or even a typewriter and rubber stamp.
Survival rates vary wildly by municipality. Smaller villages printed in correspondingly small quantities, and notes that actually circulated through local commerce took hard wear in a short time.