Mexican War Of Independence Ferdinand VI Error

Could someone (or Carlos himself) enlighten me on the publications he made ?

My numismatic library is very small as for now, but I'm always looking for interesting additions :)
The last one I bought is Essayadores, written by Joseph Pellicer / Bru and published by the ANE (spanish numismatic association). And as every time I can do it for books that I know I'll keep - signed by its author :)

"dosmundos": Is that Mr Ralph Boepple?
"Mathieuma": My main publications are:
- "Chile's Coquimbo Mint, A Documented History" (2003) (in collaboration with with Alan Luedeking).
- "Las Emisiones Provinciales de Valdivia, 1822-1844" (2003).
- "The Chiloé Peso: An Important Obsidional Coin of Chile" (2003).
- "The Strange Concurrence of Coinage in Francos and Reales in Ecuador from 1858 to 1862 and the Fabled Fifty Francos of 1862" (in collaboration with Dale Seppa) (2004).
- "The Early Coinage of the Mint of Santiago de Chile: 1749-1772" (2006) (in collaboration with with Alan Luedeking).
- Central American Provisional and Provincial Mints: 1822-1825" (2007).
- "Historia de la Casa de Moneda de Guatemala: 1731-1773" (2010).
I think the last three are available (not sure for the book on Santiago though, I think Charles Davis still has a copy). Hope to publish the Charles II bust issues of the NG mint sometime this year.
"realeswatcher": it was good to see you at the NYINC. Hope you make it to cICF :-)

"Valdivia - when it was minting under Ferdinand VII"?
Where did you get this blatantly incorrect info?
:-)
Valdivia was a Chilean Republican necessity issue. BtW don't feel bad as almost nobody knows these issues correctly. It would be a good starting point to correctly interpret the countermark sometimes found on them, which again nobody does :-)

Indeed, Chiloe didn't rang a bell - but now I figured it out :)
Indeed, that would be very interesting, I love reading about those obscure mints / why and how they were issuing coins / circonstances ...

Regarding Valdivia : "Necessity issue by Antonio Adriazola to pay troops during the War of Independence".
As the war was not over yet, well ... it's under Ferdinand VII ;)
Actually, I don't know at all the history in this area under Ferdinand VII. I know Chile was born in 1810, that the volcano pesos were issues under Chile name before the Valdivia necessity issues.
I've checked auction results, some list them under Ferdinand VII (which seems wrong), my Calico lists that under Ferdinand VII, and other list it as a Republican emergency issue (which seems correct ?).

Gosh, I now have 4 books in my wish list ;)

My area : Spanish coins from the continent and new world, from RRCC till Ferdinand VII. I also have spanish medievals, but I stopped those. Plus a set of the first duros from the spanish free south-american countries - I'm just missing ... the volcano :D

dosmundos : if you find a pile of those ... please get me one as well :D
(that reminds me, I still have a catalog waiting for you at home - - " I have to handle that :D )

Carlos J ... if you ever find those ... we are here :D
Could you point me to a place where I can get the available ones ? (or you have some to sell directly ?)
Thanks !

Mathieu Ma: You can contact me through my blog. I have copies left f the Santiago and Guatemala books.

www.lanumismatics.blogspot.com

you can also send me an email through CoinCommunity.