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I got some encouraging info today that #48 did well in tests and should be sending coorections soon. > week

IMHO While I like the prospect of finding coins and moving them along, it seems like the coin picture displayed by the cache in a cache listing is the coin's worst enemy. If this information wasn't available, coin stealers would be hard-pressed to find coins with any regularity and probably give up. On a personal note: I like leaving coins I've collected throughout my military career (not tracking coins) because the idea behind the coin for me has always been a reward and you can't get too caught up in where they end up -- just have fun. Finding a defaced coin with mean notes, threats, or chains on it in order to force the issue of keeping in circulation is just a little sad. Peace -Ben

I'm new - but I like finding the caches outside of my little city and into the wide open spaces that require more than a 100ft walk from the parking lot. There won't likely be a saturation of caches if you go by this mentality. That's the whole point of geocaching for me - going somewhere out there that you wouldn't normally go. City parks just don't seem like fun to begin with so go ahead and saturate them; the real fun is in the backcountry.