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I should have been more specific. My OS is Windows 98 Easy GPS requires Windows Vista or XP. Guess I'll have to upgrade or continue to handload the waypoints unless there is software available that runs on Windows 98 Yes it does http://www.easygps.com/gps_receivers/Garmin_GPS_60.asp

I do not have the GPSmap60. My model is the cheaper version. Soooo I'm looking to see if there is software that will support this model for downloading waypoints.

Does anyone know if there is there software available for downloading waypoints for my Garmin GPS 60? Easy GPS software does not support this model.

Firefly03 is correct in stating the numbers are hard to read. I wasn't sure if the number started with an "S" or an 8 until I looked with a magnifying glass. It was stamped a little off center.

The illustration is exactly what the coin looks like. I'll try the 2 links that you provided. Thanks for the help!

:[i recently retrieved a geocoin "SG****" from a cache and before I drop it at another cache I wanted to see where it had been since the cache from which I found it did not have it listed. When I input the number above my reply stated that it was not activated and I should activate it. [color=#FF0000]Since I did not purchase the geocoin I can't activate it as I do not have the activation code #[/color] How can this coin be activated?? How can the owner be located so they can activate it?? Description of the geocoin: One side on the coin shows the world land mass and has 2006 January on top and on the bottom it shows the registered trademark for geocaching with the web address written below. On the reverse side it has the Geocache guy with the serial # sg****. The text above the geocache guy reads "You are the search engine" and the bottom text reads "trackable at geocaching.com" This is the description of the coin but as far as I can tell it has no name.

I have a thought on starting a different type of "Cache" What if you gave a location to a local historical sight and when the finder gets to the site he/she records the information and then has to go to a web site to find out the story. One thought I had was to provide a location to a headstone in a cementary. The finder would record the name on the headstone along with other information, then go to a web site (Groundspeak??) to read about a local legend concerning that person.