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<p>[QUOTE="Stilson, post: 811457, member: 22728"]:desk:</p><p><br /></p><p>Having an unknown bugs me.</p><p>Tried awhile back and no luck. I have been trying to find something on it again. Went thru his memoirs. Today all I find is references to medals he received, tokens of ?(Friendship, etc.) but nothing close to a description of this. Then I thought why? As in why mint something like this. If he had it made himself. I would think it would be a little "grander". At least a little larger. But not crossed off the list. If made as some kind of memorial coin. It probably would have born, died date. Last thing I can think of is some kind of trinket. Maybe something sold near the castle for tourists? But then again why no dates. Also I would not think something that size and "crudeness" would be seller. But still maybe the best answer. Not all memorial tokens/medallions have dates on them. But still a chance of being made while he was alive. </p><p><br /></p><p>I think I found a little on the reverse. A sheaf of tares and horn. Tare - Middle Dutch <i>tarwe</i> wheat, any of several vetches, a weed of grain fields. But that's just because I saw a few references to sheaf of tares in my searches. </p><p><br /></p><p>I really have thoughts about sending this in to ICG. I have heard some cases of them doing some really good detective work finding stuff about medals and tokens. But nope, its not worth it. Other then it won't aggravate me when I look at it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stilson, post: 811457, member: 22728"]:desk: Having an unknown bugs me. Tried awhile back and no luck. I have been trying to find something on it again. Went thru his memoirs. Today all I find is references to medals he received, tokens of ?(Friendship, etc.) but nothing close to a description of this. Then I thought why? As in why mint something like this. If he had it made himself. I would think it would be a little "grander". At least a little larger. But not crossed off the list. If made as some kind of memorial coin. It probably would have born, died date. Last thing I can think of is some kind of trinket. Maybe something sold near the castle for tourists? But then again why no dates. Also I would not think something that size and "crudeness" would be seller. But still maybe the best answer. Not all memorial tokens/medallions have dates on them. But still a chance of being made while he was alive. I think I found a little on the reverse. A sheaf of tares and horn. Tare - Middle Dutch [I]tarwe[/I] wheat, any of several vetches, a weed of grain fields. But that's just because I saw a few references to sheaf of tares in my searches. I really have thoughts about sending this in to ICG. I have heard some cases of them doing some really good detective work finding stuff about medals and tokens. But nope, its not worth it. Other then it won't aggravate me when I look at it.[/QUOTE]
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