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I have Pirates of Harriman Picnic, Canine Cacher, or RCDGS/NUTS. Looking for Dutch.

Unfortunately, I've been burned on that one. It's amazing how unreliable the good ol' USPS suddenly got. Well worth the extra 55 cents, IMHO.

It's not snow...It's POGONIP! Very common in that area of the country.

Trade set with LZ33.

I've got 2006 LE Georgia Peach coming, and would like to trade it for 2005 Idaho. Any takers?

Another one!

3rd attempt!

2nd attempt

Just checking...

What does SS stand for?

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I'm looking for a 2005 Georgia, and have either Indiana, Washington, New Jersey, Ohio, or Maryland to offer in trade.

I can't find the rules. Could you post a link?

Close enough to show up in my nearest unfound PQ ....the same as about 50 other fanatical, coin collecting, puzzle solving, FTF hunting geocachers in the local area! Hopefully nielsenc minted enough for all of us.

Sorry, I misposted. Its 12 MD and 5 CO sold as of this afternoon. Some of the CO coins are going for more than $50 bucks! I'm not sure what IceCreamMan is referring to, there wasn't any dutch auction for 9 MD coins at a buy it now price of $12. (At least I didn't see it... )

Actually 12 have been sold.

I added MD to my original post. That's trackable, but the price is more typical. What's so special about the CO?

I just did a little bit of research about the selling price of geocoins on ebay, and am curious what everyone thinks. IN (n=6) $14.54 CO (n=5) $42.65 AK (n=8) $22.95 MD (n=12) $17.71 Why the large difference? They're all really nice coins. Is it because of the number that are available? Is it because of the tracking on GC.com? Is it just that it's too soon to get a reasonable market value? What do you think?

I'm not sure it was a mistake or not...the white color represents the pogonip (seriously, look it up) frost that is very prevalent in the area where the rally was run during winter months....At least that's what was said at the rally banquet when I bought mine.

What? This is cheating? C'mon, be nice.

I'm not sure why you're down on the groups. I'm a member of the GBA coinclub, which has about 20 members and typically orders about 60 coins. At three coins per person, that's not different than an individual order. It's not like a couple of people are hoarding all the coins so that others don't have a chance.

I'll take 10 metal and 20 wooden.

Is the poison oak worst this year than last? What's your sense of the situation?

So, I'm kinda curious about this comment, Boulter...Do you think that the standards for hiding a cache ought to be more difficult to obtain? If so, how? I'd be curious as to what anyone else thinks, too.