pURCHASING
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North American Araucanian Royalist Society
P.O. Box 211
Bryn Athyn, PA 19009
USA
North American Araucanian Royalist Society
P.O. Box 211
Bryn Athyn, PA 19009
USA
Flags
Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia flags -- nylon, 3 x 5 feet with grommets.
$12 postpaid in United States; $15 elsewhere.
$12 postpaid in United States; $15 elsewhere.
STAMPS
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1998 -- King Orelie-Antoine I
Full-color, perforate, gummed, 1 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 30 stamps.
Designed by Manuel Lebron.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
1998 -- Cacique Kalfukura
Full-color, perforate, gummed, 1 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 30 stamps.
Designed by Manuel Lebron.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
2014 -- Kingdom Map
Full-color, perforate, gummed, stamps, 1.75 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 20 stamps.
Designed by E. Vincent.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
Full-color, perforate, gummed, 1 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 30 stamps.
Designed by Manuel Lebron.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
1998 -- Cacique Kalfukura
Full-color, perforate, gummed, 1 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 30 stamps.
Designed by Manuel Lebron.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
2014 -- Kingdom Map
Full-color, perforate, gummed, stamps, 1.75 x 2 inches each. Sold in sheets of 20 stamps.
Designed by E. Vincent.
$8 postpaid in the United States; $10 elsewhere.
Steel crown
Copies of back issues, no. 1 through 20.
The official journal of the North American Araucanian Royalist Society.
$10.00 per copy in United States; $15.00 elsewhere.
The official journal of the North American Araucanian Royalist Society.
$10.00 per copy in United States; $15.00 elsewhere.
COINS
Through the years, three distinct series of coins have been issued by the Royal House of Araucania.
1) In 1874, several varieties of coins were produced, bearing denominations of 1 peso and 2 centavos. These coins do appear at auction occasionally and can fetch prices in the thousands of dollars.
2) From 1988 through 1997, a series of 500 peso coins in a variety of metals and finishes were issued by the Royal House. These coins are the size of a crown and were struck by Serge Huard Monnaies of Canada
3) In the 21st century, the Royal House began to issue a new series of coins. These coins have been produced under the direction of Vice Chancellor, Klaus-Peter Pohland, Count of Coronel.
In 2007, a coin was struck to commemorate the 450th anniversary of the death of Mapuche warrior Leftraru. In 2010, a series of seven coins were struck bearing the images of the sovereigns of the Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia: 1) King Orelie-Antoine I, 2) King Achille I, 3) King Antoine II, 4) Queen Laure-Therese I, 5) King Antoine III, 6) King Philippe I, and 7) a coin bearing the joint portrait of Orelie-Antoine and Philippe. The reverses of the coins in the 2010 series are identical, bearing the words: "Reino del Mapu, 500 Pesos, 2010." And, finally, in 2011, a coin was struck commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Prince Philippe as head of the Royal House of Araucania and Patagonia.
The NAARS does not sell these coins, but they are available for sale through the Chancellery of the Royal House. Payment can be made with PayPal. Send an email to to the Chancellery to inquire about available coins: [email protected].
Prices for the 21st century coins (not including shipping) are as follows:
Any brass-nickle coin -- 15 euros
Any silver coin in a wooden box -- 120 euros
Any silver pierfort coin in a wooden box -- 180 euros
2010 Series of 7 brass-nickle coins in a wooden box -- 165 euros
2010 series of 7 silver coins in a wooden box -- 690 euros
2010 series of 7 silver pierfort coins (pierfort silver) in a wooden box -- 1,110 euros
1) In 1874, several varieties of coins were produced, bearing denominations of 1 peso and 2 centavos. These coins do appear at auction occasionally and can fetch prices in the thousands of dollars.
2) From 1988 through 1997, a series of 500 peso coins in a variety of metals and finishes were issued by the Royal House. These coins are the size of a crown and were struck by Serge Huard Monnaies of Canada
3) In the 21st century, the Royal House began to issue a new series of coins. These coins have been produced under the direction of Vice Chancellor, Klaus-Peter Pohland, Count of Coronel.
In 2007, a coin was struck to commemorate the 450th anniversary of the death of Mapuche warrior Leftraru. In 2010, a series of seven coins were struck bearing the images of the sovereigns of the Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia: 1) King Orelie-Antoine I, 2) King Achille I, 3) King Antoine II, 4) Queen Laure-Therese I, 5) King Antoine III, 6) King Philippe I, and 7) a coin bearing the joint portrait of Orelie-Antoine and Philippe. The reverses of the coins in the 2010 series are identical, bearing the words: "Reino del Mapu, 500 Pesos, 2010." And, finally, in 2011, a coin was struck commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Prince Philippe as head of the Royal House of Araucania and Patagonia.
The NAARS does not sell these coins, but they are available for sale through the Chancellery of the Royal House. Payment can be made with PayPal. Send an email to to the Chancellery to inquire about available coins: [email protected].
Prices for the 21st century coins (not including shipping) are as follows:
Any brass-nickle coin -- 15 euros
Any silver coin in a wooden box -- 120 euros
Any silver pierfort coin in a wooden box -- 180 euros
2010 Series of 7 brass-nickle coins in a wooden box -- 165 euros
2010 series of 7 silver coins in a wooden box -- 690 euros
2010 series of 7 silver pierfort coins (pierfort silver) in a wooden box -- 1,110 euros
