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  1. I have not noticed one before, but I wanted to cast a net out and see what I catch:

     

    Has anyone out there seen a coin that uses a FEZ as the icon. I am interested in trying to buy/trade/acquire an unactivated one if possible. Thanks for taking the time to let me know.

     

    I think that the "SLAB" team should design one for gifts at the next Champoeg Event. Hint....hint...wink....wink

  2. What a bunch o' whiners....

     

    9 times out of 10, the coords are going to be close enough...I usually put my GPSr away about 20 feet away from the cache anyway. Comon'....use your "Geo-senses"....hmmm, stick-o-flauge....rock-o-flauge...those branches are oddly aligned....that plant does not look real, etc, etc.

     

     

    And don't tell me..."I never read the hints"...that is like "the check is in the mail", etc.

     

     

    Sorry, I just get impatient when folks expect their GPSr to "zero out" while standing over the cache... :yikes:

  3. Barry,

     

    I fully understand where you are coming from. When I first read your post, I looked on the E-Place and have since found at least 3 of my personal coins for sale there in the past week. On one hand, it is flattering to know that even my "non-trackable" coin is desireable. I would just like to go on record here for the benefit of some the newer collectors, I have never sold my Personal JayBee/LitLens GeoCoin and never will.

     

     

    My personal policy is that if I purchase a coin, then yes I have the right to re-sell it. If I aquire a personal coin via a trade, then I will only trade it or "gift" it.

     

     

    That's my story, and I'm sticking with it.... :)

  4. If you find a coin in a cache and log it to find it has no goal or destination is it ok to keep it? I do own my own Signal, unregistered coin that I don't think I'll be putting out but I didn't know about the ettiquette for keeping or moving a coin.

    Thanks in advance.

    (be nice to the fairly new newbie)

     

     

    Just as a side note to what has been said already, some trackables owners (including myself) deliberately refrain from posting a "goal" on the trackables' page. The main reason being that it puts restrictions on what may be done with it. Most folks don't do the research on a trackable until they get it home, or have already moved it north, when it wanted to go south....oops. Or, have to hold onto it for a lengthy period of time in order to fulfill the particular goal.

  5. Can we make out own coins out of round wooden blanks like the old wooden nickel? My wife is a real good crafter/ painter. :o

     

     

    If you read the "pinned" topics above, I think you will find the answer to your question.

     

     

    If you just want to make a non-trackable signature item, the sky is the limit...but that subject does not belong here., sorry.

  6. Eastshire,

     

    Check my link to "cointracking.com"....I have quite a few coins which are not available from any vendors.

     

    My prices are very reasonable too. I'm always up for trades too, if there is something interesting to me.

     

     

    I'll be going to GW8 and will probably see my stock greatly reduced, but will try and keep my listing current with actual inventory.

  7. Was able to order a set today....the collecting frenzy must be slowing....usually don't get a second chance after a pre-sale. From what I've been reading, it sounds like the quality is right up there with what you would expect from Coins & Pins.

  8. Some have been sold. I know that some have been in auctions (ie at Mega events). I don't know the origin of this specific coin.

     

     

    I hear what you are saying, dhenninger...I would not have a problem with a Volunteer Coin being auctioned for a non-profit cause such as to help defray costs of an Event or to help a family in need.

     

     

    I think you will agree with me in that this coin series has never been for sale by any of the Coin Vendors as a marketed item. :blink:

  9. Well, he has two volunteer coins listed as his owned trackables, so that means he owns them right?

    I wouldn't mind having one of these, but I kind of feel like I should have "earned" it, so unless you want $10 for it, I'll be passing on it, heh

    What does it look like?

     

     

    Yes, he "owns them"....but, IMHO, the coin should not be "sold"....the Volunteer Coins have never been for sale AFAIK...someone can correct me if I'm wrong.

     

     

    I "own" a couple myself, but would never try to profit by selling them. In fact, the one I got from Signal the Frog was pre-activated by Groundspeak...when I politely asked if they would let me adopt it, they did. One of my promises to Groundspeak was that I would never "sell" it.

  10. 2008 Groundspeak Volunteer Geocoin

     

    Make me an offer Via E-Mail. Please dont PM.

    Highest Offer will be taken, but will respond to everyone with a yes or a no within a few days

     

    This is activated as the Volunteer who got it usually had to activate it before giving it out. Adopted over to you upon completion sell.

     

    I use Google for checkout, or Postal Mail for payment.

     

    Shipping $3 to the US, other locations will have to be checked on.

     

     

    I don't think that Volunteer Coins have EVER been for sale...they have traditionally been rewards given to the volunteers. Be very careful now....Signal is NOT going to be pleased with you.

     

     

    I don't think Signal would mind if you offered the coin as a "trade" for another coin.

  11. :lol:

    I would like to start collecting them, I just want to know the right way to go about it.

     

     

    See link below to my trading/selling list.

     

    Prices are reasonable, but quantities may be low on some coins.

     

     

    Go JayBee

  12. sorry didnt know about the caps

     

     

    kyler,

     

    Check out my trading list...see link below.

     

    I have very reasonable prices and, I do ship to International addresses.

     

     

    Go JayBee

  13. Eric,

     

    Howdy..............thought I would drop in here after adding some news on the GeoCoin GiveAway Group.

     

    As I mentioned there, life sometimes gets in the way of GeoCoins and other interests. And as someone mentioned, it is Summer.

  14. I just shipped out 10 coins for a trade, yesterday. Only cost $2.70 for a bubble pack, First Class. It was almost 1-1/2 lbs.

     

     

    I agree, $5 to $7 for one coin (domestic) is ridiculous. Even if you include the packaging...what's that....a $1?

     

     

    I sell coins and my shipping charge is $2.50 for the 1st, plus $1.00 each addition coin. And that includes PayPal Fees, Postage, and materials.

  15. Hi folks...

     

    Been away for awhile (other hobbies demanding my time)....but it looks like I'm still hooked on thes shiny chunks o' metal.

     

     

    I have a fellow cacher friend here in Oregon who goes by: "GeoGold" so thought I gota have some of these for Xmas gifts.

     

     

    Great idea...

  16. Hello. I have been interested in getting a geocoin for some time now, but I didn't want to buy one online. Are there any stores that sell goecoins?

     

     

     

    Check out my cointracking link (below)....I have many older coins that are not available through online stores.

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