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| 正面铭文 | CONSEJO MUNICIPAL DE DALÍAS Pagará al portador en billetes del Banco de España la cantidad de UNA PESETA (Translation: Municipal Council of Dalías Will pay the bearer in banknotes of the Bank of Spain the amount of One Peseta) |
| 背面描述 | The otherwise plain cream reverse carries a centrally placed oval validation stamp in pink ink inscribed DEPOSITARIA MUNICIPAL, enclosing a municipal coat of arms at its centre. A handwritten serial number is positioned in the upper right corner. |
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Dalías is a small municipality in Almería province, and this peseta is one of hundreds of locally issued emergency notes that proliferated across Republican-held Spain after the July 1936 military uprising severed normal coin supply chains. With silver and copper hoarded or requisitioned, town councils were authorized — and in practice often simply compelled by necessity — to print their own fractional currency. The Consejo Municipal issues from villages this size were typically produced in very small runs on whatever printing resources were locally available.
Gari Mon#587-C places this within the well-documented Almería provincial grouping, though surviving examples from minor Andalusian municipalities remain genuinely scarce relative to larger urban issues.