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50 Céntimos Aigüesbones de Montbui

Issuer Consell Municipal d'Aigüesbones de Montbui
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Obverse description Oval yellow-tinted cardboard emergency voucher. The legend CONSELL MUNICIPAL D'AIGÜESBONES DE MONTBUI appears in bold capital letters across the upper portion of the field. At centre, the denomination VAL 50 cèntims is printed in large bold type, flanked by a faint embossed municipal stamp device. Below the denomination, the mandatory-currency clause Curs forçós en la localitat is printed in smaller text. At the lower portion of the field, a hand-stamped serial number (N.º 0937) is printed in red ink, followed by an asterisk control mark.
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Obverse lettering CONSELL MUNICIPAL D'AIGÜESBONES DE MONTBUI VAL 50 cèntims Curs forçós en la localitat
(Translation: Municipal Council of Aigüesbones de Montbui Voucher for 50 Centimos Mandatory course in the municipality)
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Aigüesbones de Montbui — today simply Santa Margarida de Montbui — issued cardboard emergency currency during the Spanish Civil War under the municipal council's authority, part of the sweeping local monetary fragmentation that followed the July 1936 collapse of normal financial circulation across Republican-held Catalonia. Hundreds of Catalan municipalities printed or stamped their own fractional notes when metallic coin hoarding drained small change entirely from commerce. Most issues were redeemed locally and destroyed, which accounts for the scarcity of surviving examples in any condition.

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