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| 正面描述 | Printed on thick card stock in red and blue letterpress, the obverse is enclosed by a blue dashed rectangular border with decorative scroll ornaments at each corner. The issuer name 'Ajuntament Navata' appears in bold red lettering at the top, separated from the large blue denomination numeral '10 cts.' by a short red rule. A blue horizontally-lined panel at the base carries the serial number in red. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is largely plain on unprinted card stock, with a faint blue dashed border visible at the edges. An oval municipal validation stamp, applied in violet ink, is impressed centrally, serving as the primary authentication mark for this emergency issue. |
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Navata is a small municipality in the Alt Empordà comarca of Girona province, and like hundreds of Catalan towns it issued emergency small-change paper during the Spanish Civil War when metallic coin effectively disappeared from circulation after 1936. These municipal issues — collectively documented in Andreu Turró's reference catalog — were produced locally, typically on whatever card or paper stock was available, and authorized by the town's own governing council rather than any central banking authority.
The stamp security feature was the norm for these issues: a rubber or official seal impression applied at the time of authorization, functioning as the only available authentication method. Survival rate varies wildly across municipalities; for a village the size of Navata, surviving examples are genuinely scarce.