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  1. Price

    Original or personalised concept

    Design

    Ease of purchase for international customer - no freight rip offs.

     

    After price, my main determinant is the originality of the concept - there are a few concepts that have been flogged to death IMO and I am unlikely to buy any of those.

     

    I really like a personalised coin where the design contains elements of the design that says something about the coin originator. A personal logo, something about where you are from, your home state etc.

     

    There are a lot of coins that are produced that do not appeal to me as an international customer - now of course I do realise that the bulk of coins that are sold are sold to collectors/consumers that are in Nth America so it makes sense to cater for that market. However there are a lot of coins on my "meh" list because they are too "US/Canada centric".

     

    Finally - I will not buy any coins out of Europe - sorry people if you live there - the exchange rate just kills me.

  2. Nice looking coins - I so want to send an email, but I am so over my coin budget... :anibad: Will have to have a think about it...

     

    Coin BUDGET? I really need to get one of these....*sigh*

     

    FX.

     

    Where can we get these geocoin budgets? :P

     

    Oh yes geocoin budgets. What metal finishes are these coming out in. Count me in for 3 in each finish!! ;);)

  3. Oh what the heck...this looks like a lot of fun.

     

    May I join if there is room? Will have to think of something Australian to call my flavour.

     

    Vegemite.jpg

    This might be good.....or vegemite.

    To quote the girls from Brenda's Girl Scout troop, when we sampled vegemite during a meeting....ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

     

    Oh Vegemite is great! Full of Vitamin B.

     

    Robert combines it with cheese (plastic cheese slices, not nice cheese) on sandwiches. Yummo.

     

    Shame I have picked my flavour and it wont be vegemite.

  4. Oh what the heck...this looks like a lot of fun.

     

    May I join if there is room? Will have to think of something Australian to call my flavour.

    Sent an invite. The flavor of "ADingoStoleMyBaby" is still available. :blink:

     

    Ha ha, too 80's for mine.

     

    Hmmm, what colour combination would that name suit however?

  5. I agree with Damenace on the co-ords thing. Maybe if you replaced it with a more obvious reference to where you are from (NY I recall). That way people who admire your coin would know immediately where the coin originated from. That would be more meaningful for me as a non-US cacher.

     

    That is a good idea and it makes a lot of sense.

    Here is another version of the coin back art using NY instead of my home coordinates.

    tadpolegeocoinart-backNYcopy.jpg

     

    That looks great, the elimination of the coordinates made it look better.

     

    Yes that is an improvement IMO. It adds to the personality of the coin.

  6. I am not sure I would put my home coordinates on a coin, I am not convinced that I am that liked :rolleyes: ! That aside I really do like the design of this coin and the unlimited options you can do with colors to make this coin Bling, Bling!

     

    I agree with Damenace on the co-ords thing. Maybe if you replaced it with a more obvious reference to where you are from (NY I recall). That way people who admire your coin would know immediately where the coin originated from. That would be more meaningful for me as a non-US cacher.

  7. :P Sorry, I mean I am charged AUD$0.95 for postage, and the bubble mailers are AUD$0.35. A grand total of AUD$1.30 to send ONE coin anywhere in the world from Australia.

     

    Dont be sorry - I was comparing your results with the charges that Bunya posted and things didn't seem to add up if he is being charged $1.95 for a small envelope (one coin presumably). I think I will trundle down to my own post office and see if QLD can add another twist to the tale :P:rolleyes:

     

    thanks CP

     

    TFN

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    Yes Mr Monkey, 35c bubble mailer, 95c for postage. One coin travels the world for $1.30. Not bad I reckon :P How's your special cache coming along? :anicute:

     

    Hang on...have I missed something....

     

    are you being charged AUD$0.95 or AUD$1.95 for posting your bubble mailers?

     

    If I am following this right then the costs should be AUD$2.30 (packaged and mailed).

     

    I hate it when numbers dont make sense?? :tired::sad:

  9. Activate it and drop it in a cache with a note to contact you for adoption. Then adopt it out to the finder when they make contact.

     

    We have done this a few times and the recipients have enjoyed finding and taking ownership of a shiney new coin.

  10. Here is my break down:

    2 pathtags for one coin

    1 geotag for one coin

    1 pathtag for one geotag

     

    Oh, I see an arbitrage opportunity here!! :anibad::anibad:

     

    Sorry can't help myself - finance industry tragic. :o

  11. What happens if there is not a coin in every State will be crossed when we get to that bridge. <_< Thanks, Glenn

     

    If you need help, let's try this.

    I'm in Oz.

    The Wizard of Oz was in Kansas (sort of).

    But Kansas is taken.

    Arkansas isn't - so combining A from Australia and Oz we could substitute for Arkansas.

     

    . . . .OK I'll go quietly. :D

     

    Actually that makes perfect sense to me! :D

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    Oh dear - your dad - that dates me! :(

    I collected these books when I was young.

    I've even got a hand-written letter (remember them?) from the creator Murray Ball that he wrote to me after I sent him a letter about one of the strips. :lol:

     

    Oh please don't feel dated! My dad is not that old! Nor am I and thats the story I am sticking to!

     

    Our whole family took an interest in these because there were many parallels between how Wal Footrot ran his farm and how my Dad ran ours! :( Dad used the books as technical references!!

     

    The farm has been sold now and Mum and Dad are moving into town in a few weeks (60km away) - I bet the books are still part of his reference library!

     

    Off topic...so a fact to bring us back into line...

     

    If there are any young men about who are having trouble finding a wife/girlfriend they might like to consider moving to New Zealand! Demographically speaking there is a statisically significant over supply of young women (compared to young men) in New Zealand. :laughing:

     

    Apparently migration patterns of young people is a major cause of the problem. Young men leave home to "seek their fortune" and many of them either never go home or return home with a foreign wife. Young women leave home to "seek their fortune" too but many more come home to settle without an attached foreign spouse. Hence the imbalance between the genders.

     

    (Australia also has this problem but its more pronounced in NZ)

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