Hacienda tokens from Zacatecas (earlier)

Rulau-Zac50.  (Stack’s-Bowers Auction13 October 2021, lot 71717)

A very worn Zacatecas 1/4 Real, counterstamped twice on one side with 'SAUCES' in rectangle. The counterstamp, almost twice at right angles, has not been encountered on any but Zacatecas coins. It is known on 1852, 1859 and 1863 cuartillas.

Tienda del Rio

Obverse: TIENDA DEL / RIO / ZAC. 1871
Reverse: VALE / 1 / TAREA LEÑA
33mm.

Obverse: ZACATECAS / HE
Reverse: UNA / CARGA / DE LEÑA / 1883
35 mm. copper

Tienda de Enrique

Obverse: 
Reverse: VALE POR / 1 CARGA / DE MAIZ/ 1845

San Mateo

(Briggs & Bustos Subasta Convención Numismática de Guadalajara. 4 November 2020, lot 244)

Issue attributed to the Hacienda de San Mateo Valparaíso, property of the Counts of San Mateo, built between 1736 and, 1739, under the title of property of Fernando Antonio de la Campa y Cos, Spanish infantry colonel who was one of the three persons who received a noble title, granted by King Philip V. The Counts owned 33 haciendas and, 22 chapels throughout northern Mexico, among them the most important hacienda and the Count's favorite was San Mateo de Valparaíso, southeast of Zacatecas, which became his habitual residence and, from where his title got its name. There he built a palace of majestic proportions, of which, in the course of time, nothing remained but the beautiful façade.