It's just for love.

When I lived in Latin America, I picked up a beautiful Mammillaria in the Sierra that lies between Oaxaca and the Pacific, roughly in the distributional area of M. noureddineana, thinking it might be a ML 369.
The reason why I ask you a reliable identification is that because I now live permanently in Italy, I intend to buy a new plant or, if not possible, its seeds.
Thanks (also) to those who can suggest where to get back the plant. Caray

What a magnificent plant!

Piltz has seed from that area, his own collection, but probably close to where ML369 comes from.

Aymeric de Barmon's website has noureddiniana ML038 seed listed.

An ebay seller - Fineorangeman shop - has a M. noureddiniana from a Rogozinski collection. He has previously sold a ML369, so might be worth contacting.

Good luck.

Great, Chris. You are extraordinary. Almost anything can happen under the sky of Mammillarias you do not know. Tomorrow I will begin the my contacts.
Thank you very, very much. Caray