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This item SOLD at 2019 Jun 15 @ 13:20UTC-4 : AST/EDT
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Flatt, Horace P. (Signed) THE COINS OF INDEPENDENT PERU, VOLUMES 1 THROUGH 6. Haja Enterprises. , pages; ; This lot consists of the following titles (All volumes inscribed by the author):
(1) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume I - 1821 - 1857 by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 1994; 96p; 12mo; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents a descriptive history of coinage minted in Peru following their declaration of independence. Topics covered in this book include: The Spanish Legacy; The Revolutionary Period; First Regular Issues; Coins of the Peru-Bolivian Confederation; The Reformation of the Coinage; and The Second Republican Issue. The author uses many coins as examples in the text and each one is presented with an obverse and reverse coin photo or illustration.
(2) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume II - 1858 - 1917 by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 1994; 133p; 12mo; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents a descriptive history of coinage minted in Peru following the transition to decimal denominations. Topics covered in this book include: Transition to Decimal Coinage 1858-1863; Politics and Coins - The Congress of 1862; Conversion of the Debased Coins; Decimal Coinage 1867-1877; War of the Pacific - Pesetas and Soles 1879-1886; Decimal Issue 1886-1897; and Gold Standard 1897-1917. The author uses many coins as examples in the text and each one is presented with an obverse and reverse coin photo or illustration.
(3) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume III - Bolivian Moneda Feble by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 1994; 136p; 12mo; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents a descriptive history of coinage minted in Peru following their declaration of independence. Topics covered in this book include: Origin of the Debased Coins; Growth of the Cancer; Oruro Mint; and La Paz Mint. The author uses many coins as examples in the text and each one is presented with an obverse and reverse coin photo or illustration.
(4) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume IV - The Pasco and Arequipa Mints by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 1996; 127p; 12mo; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents the history of the Pasco and Arequipa mints and the coins that were minted there. The author discusses the history of the Pasco mint as represented by three periods: Initial Period (1825-1840), the Opening Period (1841-1845) and the Final Years (1855-1858). The author shows example coinage typical for each period covered. The Arequipa mint history is represented by five periods: early background, political background, the Decree of 1835, and the Final Years. Example coinage for each period is also shown. An extensive bibliography and an Appendix covering additional information on each mint are also included.
(5) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume V - The Cuzco Mint by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 1997; 122p; 12mo; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents the history of the Cuzco mint and the coins that were minted there. The author begins with a background on the mint and its early colonial gold and silver coinage. The Republic Period, Confederation Period, and the Closing Period are covered along with examples of coins minted during these periods. He also discusses Astilladas, cut coins, Medio Dinero, and fractional coinage. There is an extensive bibliography and informative group of Appendices.
(6) The Coins of Independent Peru, Volume VI - Decimal Silver Coins, 1858-1935 by Flatt, Horace P.; Haja Enterprises; 2000; 125p; 4to; Softcover; illus.; Inscribed by the author; This work presents the decimal silver coinage of Peru from the period 1858 through 1935. The author discusses in detail the history of the Sol denomination and its design evolution through six different periods: initial conversion to a decimal system (1864-1868), the Interim Period (1868-1879), War of the Pacific (1879-1887), Recovery (1888-1892), Fall of Silver (1893-1917), and Post War (1917-1935). In each period, the author presents detailed photos of die varieties and types. The coins are then presented in a date/assayer run with information on rarity according to grade. Subject: Coinage - Peru
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