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        <title>Castorland Jeton Hoard?</title>
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        <pubDate>Sun, 21 Jan 2018 21:52:09 +0000</pubDate>
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        <description><![CDATA[<p>I found this on the Newman Numismatic Portal:</p>

<p>The E-Sylum: Volume 11, Number 4, January 27, 2008, Article 15</p>

<p>LESTER MERKIN CASTORLAND HOARD</p>

<p>The title of the John W. Adams article in the next Asylum<br />
"The Story Behind the Castorland Jeton" reminded Alan V.<br />
Weinberg of the story of an old hoard. He writes:<br />
"Approximately 35 years ago Lester Merkin told me, at the<br />
time confidentially, that the original French Family of<br />
the Castorland medal issue still had many hundreds of the<br />
original in silver and was leaking onto the market several<br />
pieces each year. Lester was handling them. So there may<br />
be a hoard of hundreds of Castorland original silver strikings<br />
out there in Europe."</p>

<p>Given the low population of original Castorland Jetons in MS it seems unlikely that this hoard exists, but I guess it could. Anyone have any info or opinions?</p>
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