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1 Peseta Mengabril

Issuer Cooperativa Obrera Agrícola de Mengabril
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Currency Peseta (1936-1939)
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Obverse description Plain grey-green paper note printed entirely in black letterpress. The issuer name 'Cooperativa Obrera Agrícola' is set in bold serif type across the upper portion, with 'DE MENGABRIL' centered below and separated by a short rule. A faint circular control stamp is visible at center. The denomination legend 'Vale UNA peseta' appears in large bold type along the lower portion.
Obverse lettering Cooperativa Obrera Agrícola DE MENGABRIL Vale UNA peseta
(Translation: Agricultural Workers Cooperative of Mengabril - Worth One Peseta)
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Cooperativa Obrera Agrícola de Mengabril was one of hundreds of Spanish agricultural cooperatives and municipal bodies that issued emergency small-denomination paper during the early months of the Civil War, after the Republican government's decree of August 1936 effectively sanctioned local scrip to address the acute shortage of metallic coinage. Mengabril is a small municipality in Extremadura — Badajoz province — and its cooperative-issued notes are among the least documented of the regional emissions, which is why the Gari Montllor reference number remains unassigned.

Survival rate for material from this area is low; Extremadura saw heavy fighting and population displacement through 1936–1939.

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