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Today, our colleagues from Iberian Books have made public the discovery of a new [Sevilla], Jacobo &#38; Juan Cromberger, November 1525 edition of Celestina at the Biblioteca Comunale Valentiniana in Camerino (Italy), under the call number Sec B. 926 (234).https://twitter.com/IberianBooks/status/1233426813596160001Despite both colophons being identical, this is not a further copy of the [Sevilla], Jacobo &#38; Juan Cromberger, November 1525 edition represented by a single copy kept at the British Library under the signature G.10223.The most relevant difference is the omission of any reference to the Auto de Centurio, like in the Sevilla, Jacobo &#38; Juan Cromberger, March 1528, edition.With this new find, the number of copies of unknown editions found in the last decade adds up to six. This is a further proof that there are still a lot of untraced copies of Celestina out there, waiting for us to find them.