The E-Sylum:  Volume 9, Number 51, December 17, 2006, Article 28

PRINTAGES FOR JARA AND LUEDEKING BOOKS

Regarding the proposed "printage" term, Alan Luedeking writes: "I
like Dave and Diana's term. For what it's worth, Carlos and I have
put the 'printage' of four of our five books right on the publication
data page, in the form of "This is number ___ of xx." We fill the
information in by hand.  For those interested, the printages to
date have been:

"Chile's Coquimbo Mint, A Documented History" (2003): 50.

"Las Emisiones Provinciales de Valdivia, 1822-1844" (2003): 50.

"The Chiloé Peso: An Important Obsidional Coin of Chile" (2003): 40.

"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): 50, not so indicated.

"The Early Coinage of the Mint of Santiago de Chile: 1749-1772"
(2006): 500.

"In addition, Carlos has recently authored another work on Chilean
transitional coinage (royal to republican, as of 1817) with the
respected numismatist Emilio Paoletti. This has a printage of 150,
not so indicated."

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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