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1 Peseta Azanuy
| Issuer | Sociedad de Trabajadores de la Tierra U.G.T., Azanuy |
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| Type | Emergency banknote |
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| Obverse description | Plain white note printed in black letterpress, enclosed within a double-rule rectangular border. The issuer's name appears in bold serif type at the top, followed by the locality name in spaced capitals; the denomination legend is set in large bold display type at centre. Signature lines for El Presidente and El Depositario are printed below the denomination, with a manuscript signature present beneath the Presidente designation, and two circular violet control stamps applied to the right portion of the note. |
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| Reverse description | Entirely unprinted reverse on plain white paper, showing natural aging, foxing, and fold lines consistent with circulation use. |
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Azanuy is a village in Aragon with a population that barely reached a few hundred during the 1930s, which makes any surviving note from its local union enormously scarce. The Sociedad de Trabajadores de la Tierra — a landworkers' section affiliated with the socialist UGT federation — issued emergency paper during the Spanish Civil War when coinage effectively disappeared from rural circulation, hoarded or melted as the Republican economy fractured. These hyper-local issues were produced in tiny quantities, often on whatever paper was available, with no central oversight.
Collector attrition has been severe. Many village issues from Aragon were never formally catalogued during their brief circulation window.