Mexican mints [Risolto]

There are only 4 Mexican mints in the list - Mexico City, Culiacán, Guanajuato and Zacatecas. Actually, according to the “Catálogo general de monedas de México”, there were 13 mints. So these ones are missing:

Alamos - 1862-1895

Real de Catorce - 1863-1869

Chihuahua - 1811-1895

Durango - 1811-1895

Guadalajara - xxxx-1895

Guadalupe y Calvo - 1843-1852

Hermosillo - 1832-1895

Tlalpan (Estado de México) - 1828-1830

Oaxaca - 1858-1893

San Luís Potosí - 1827-1893

Also, the main Mexico City mint was closed in 1983, and a new factory (using the same mintmark “Mo”) was opened in San Luís Potosí, though the headquarters stayed in Mexico City.

So would the main mint be Casa de Moneda de México, Mexico City 1535-1983 then the on at San Luís Potosí 198x-date? and in the comments of coins that are minted in those years would have a description discussing the closure of the mint and that it is impossible to distinguish the two different mints from on another. 

Also during the Revolution there were mints minting Mexican coins during that time.

http://numismatics.org/digitallibrary/ark:/53695/nnan2973

I just added the mints. I did not due anything with Casa de Moneda de México, as we cannot distinguish  between the two.