Probably so. I don't have a copy of
Muntoni myself (the last time I used it was after a subway ride to the
Library of Congress to ID some Ferrara quattrini of Paul V), so I rely on
Berman and
Cinagli for attributions, and Ryan too for 1268-1534.
Allow me to vent on
Krause (a common sport, to be sure!).
I just bought a lot from the UK that contained a few papal and some presumably Venetian copper/billon coins. I don't really collect the
Italian states outside of Papal, so I
had to do some digging to figure out what I
had.
Krause for the 17th Century. If you are a collector of Venetian coins, you are out of luck, unless you collect crown-size silver coins, or gold. Even though they are on the
4th edition now of the 1601-1700 book, they
STILL don't have anything to speak of re:
Venice, surely one of the more important Powers of that age!!
And don't even get me started on their
complete lack of dealing with Russian wire
money!!
Sheesh!
Eventually, I did manage to ID the two coins, via other sales online and here on
Forvm. No thanks to
Krause.