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This is from the link Cornerstone4 provided. I guess if you take them out of circulation nobody else can take pictures and beat you

Ordered 2, nice lookin' coin and I love the icon.

Ordered 2, I of the low # ones and a regular one. Looks like there are 23 total left.

Here ya go ,Grey Squirrel Mount Of course this one might make a more interesting cache ,Grey Squirrel

I had the same happen with one of the two green jeeps I found. It just disappeared from the cache , no logs. Button Point Cache The other was retrieved by the next cacher and hasn't moved since. Tioga Peak GJTB It's kind of a shame as I found both as FTF on a couple of caches in my area and added them to my watchlist when I dropped them hoping to see some interesting travels.

Excuse my ignorance, but does this mean that the cache owner is posting multiple logs on their own archived cache? Do repeats increase the smiley count? Wow! Yes Yes Indeed Sept 5 2005 entry pretty much sums it all up.

6 released and still moving so far.

You can't get archived caches in PQ's But you can check the box for caches that are NOT active. I always check the boxs for caches that are active and that I haven't found when I do a PQ. At least that way I'm not out looking for caches that have issues or may become archived.

Here is a couple from a nearby cache, the first is a needs maintenance log. It is followed by these three. These were followed the local cache reviewers request to replace cache or archive. Cache was replaced and has been found a couple of times since then. My favorite is the latest entry even though it is off topic in this thread. I guess it is easier to just include the TB number on the log than to actually log it on the TB page. I checked the # and this bug is still shown in a cache in AZ. The cache still shows a TB that was in it before being muggled but not the one dropped on the 15th. I'm not gonna open a can of worms by grabbing it and dropping it in the proper cache but will e-mail the the cacher that logged it so they can. Maybe the TB owner also.

Well one of the owners has been in contact with me and since they no longer live in the area I will be moving the cache and checking up on another one for them.

Here is a little background, back in July I took a friends teenaged son out with me so he could learn a little bit about using his GPS and geocaching. Since that time he has muggled 2 TB's that I dropped that evening and continued to return to one of the caches whenever they would go to the lake swimming. His father found out and managed to return the TB's to me. I logged them as a grab and will drop them far away from the teen. I also informed the owners of the four caches we went to, to possibly offset them from the original coords. As of now he doesn't have an account with geocaching.com so I think the caches will be safe if moved a 100 feet in any direction. No coords no cache. Did I handle this correctly and is there anything more I should try to do?