Me And Geocoins

[Bjornian 0]

At this point in my life i am buying geocoins. I don't have the money to have my own, since all the places i talked to what an original run of a minimum of 500 coins plus die. And that would cost me 2500+. I can buy some elses geocin for like 6-8 bucks. I have enough to occasianlly buy a geocoin, but i can't afford a run of 500.

 

I already have a geocoin design, a private tracking site, and the time to put forth for it. I even minted the coin on my own in the campus metal shop.

 

Please will people sell me geocoins. I only have US and Maryland (and they are pretty).

[+pdxmarathonman 0]

There are coin makers that will run a smaller lot than 500. I did 1/2 that. I know of many others that have runs of 100.

 

Consult with:

 

http://www.coinsandpins.com

http://www.coinsforanything.com

http://www.qualitylapelpins.com

 

And of course - spend some time perusing these forums.

 

edited to make the links clickable

Edited September 30, 2005 by pdxmarathonman

[+Cryptid 0]

I did a run of 100 at www.coinsandpins.com @ $550.00

[+GrandpaKim 0]

Here's another site that will do a run of 100 for $339:

 

Personal Geocoins

[+Ladycacher 0]

There are geocoins still avaliable for sale. New Mexico, Joy of Geocaching, Greenman, Texas 2005, New York (I think), the list goes on. Just do a search of the threads and you will find some.

[+Go JayBee 0]

At this point in my life i am buying geocoins. I don't have the money to have my own, since all the places i talked to what an original run of a minimum of 500 coins plus die. And that would cost me 2500+. I can buy some elses geocin for like 6-8 bucks. I have enough to occasianlly buy a geocoin, but i can't afford a run of 500.

 

I already have a geocoin design, a private tracking site, and the time to put forth for it. I even minted the coin on my own in the campus metal shop.

 

Please will people sell me geocoins. I only have US and Maryland (and they are pretty).

Show us what your "home-made" coin looks like, I would be apt to do a trade with you. I think that the "home-made" ones are just as valuable, if not more than the manufactured ones.

[+Renegade Knight 3]

We have a local cacher who does machining. He does his own coins and uses some kind of epoxy or resin to color and seal. I'm still hoping to find one.

 

Keep looking in this forum for 90% of all coins out there.

[+AtlantaGal 0]

I am in the process of minting a 150 ct mixed metal coin order with double-sided epoxy and unlimited color on both sides at coins for anything and it's running me $600. You need to just check the links pxd suggests. Coins are a lot cheaper than the one vendor you spoke with.

[+pdxmarathonman 0]

I edited my earlier post so that the links are clickable

[+hammerjane 0]

At this point in my life i am buying geocoins. I don't have the money to have my own, since all the places i talked to what an original run of a minimum of 500 coins plus die. And that would cost me 2500+. I can buy some elses geocin for like 6-8 bucks. I have enough to occasianlly buy a geocoin, but i can't afford a run of 500.

 

I already have a geocoin design, a private tracking site, and the time to put forth for it. I even minted the coin on my own in the campus metal shop.

 

Please will people sell me geocoins. I only have US and Maryland (and they are pretty).

Show us what your "home-made" coin looks like, I would be apt to do a trade with you. I think that the "home-made" ones are just as valuable, if not more than the manufactured ones.

Ditto. I might be interested too.

[Bjornian 0]

I am now up to the ownershio of 4 geocoins. My collections is well on it's way. I am in tlaks with one of the website to cotruct the coin. I want to see what they can do with resin.

[+guinea gal 6]

Your post inspired me to purchase my first geocoin. I didn't completely understand them, I thought they were strictly for passing along and not collecting. But I really wanted one! I think I have come across one of the homemade ones in a recent cache (can you tell I am new to this?) At least I think it is just a homemade one...there are no tracking numbers on them. So maybe I am up to two geocoins?

[+Fire Elemental 0]

Check out this site for a quote on a production of as little as 100 coins:

 

The Caching Place

 

I went through them and they are great to work with!!

 

[+AtlantaGal 0]

Check out this site for a quote on a production of as little as 100 coins:

 

The Caching Place

 

I went through them and they are great to work with!!

 

How did you pay them? I see they are not set up to accept PayPal yet

[+Damenace 0]

Check out this site for a quote on a production of as little as 100 coins:

 

The Caching Place

 

I went through them and they are great to work with!!

 

How did you pay them? I see they are not set up to accept PayPal yet

According to the second paragraph, it appears as if they may except it. At least that have information pertaining to the use of it.

Edited October 10, 2005 by Damenace

[+AtlantaGal 0]

According to the second paragraph, it appears as if they may except it. At least that have information pertaining to the use of it.

Try placing a preorder for the milestone coins. When you get into paypal, you're told they don't have an account.

[+GrandpaKim 0]

According to the second paragraph, it appears as if they may except it. At least that have information pertaining to the use of it. 

Try placing a preorder for the milestone coins. When you get into paypal, you're told they don't have an account.

That's weird, because I did just that and paid through PayPal and everything worked fine.

[+AtlantaGal 0]

That's weird, because I did just that and paid through PayPal and everything worked fine.

Did you read the page? Here's what I see while in PayPal:

 

Pay To: sales@thecachingplace.com

User Status: This recipient is not yet registered. PayPal will send an email to the recipient explaining how to open an account and receive your transaction.

 

Then when I click to pay anyway and get back to thecachingplace site, I see "Your payment was not received by Paypal payment system. "

 

The payment shows in my paypal account as UNCLAIMED

 

Do you know these people?

Edited October 10, 2005 by AtlantaGal

[+GrandpaKim 0]

That's weird, because I did just that and paid through PayPal and everything worked fine.

Did you read the page? Here's what I see while in PayPal:

 

Pay To: sales@thecachingplace.com

User Status: This recipient is not yet registered. PayPal will send an email to the recipient explaining how to open an account and receive your transaction.

 

Then when I click to pay anyway and get back to thecachingplace site, I see "Your payment was not received by Paypal payment system. "

 

The payment shows in my paypal account as UNCLAIMED

 

Do you know these people?

Sure do. I'll let them know that there's a problem with PayPal. Thanks.

[+Cach-U-Nuts 0]

That's weird, because I did just that and paid through PayPal and everything worked fine.

Did you read the page? Here's what I see while in PayPal:

 

Pay To: sales@thecachingplace.com

User Status: This recipient is not yet registered. PayPal will send an email to the recipient explaining how to open an account and receive your transaction.

 

Then when I click to pay anyway and get back to thecachingplace site, I see "Your payment was not received by Paypal payment system. "

 

The payment shows in my paypal account as UNCLAIMED

 

Do you know these people?

 

Hi AtlantaGal! Sorry you ran into a problem on our new site! We had to make a last minute change with our email provider and there was one area in the shopping cart that didn't get the change...hence your notice: This recipient is not yet registered. We are registered users and Paypal payments are welcome!!

 

We are a very legitimate company! Craig and Georgia Hendricks aka...The Cach-U-Nuts have been caching since 2001 and we are very excited about our new website and what we have to offer geocachers around the world. Our business partners, the Glanville's are somewhat new to caching but are very excited about joining us on our new adventure.

 

As with any new business there are always a few bugs to work out in the begining so please bear with us during these first few days! We welcome you to our new site and feedback and suggestions are always encouraged.

 

Thanks for your understanding!

 

The Caching Place Team

Edited October 10, 2005 by Cach-U-Nuts

[+AtlantaGal 0]

edit: I just received your email. Thanks!

Edited October 10, 2005 by AtlantaGal

[+SilverMarc 0]

At this point in my life i am buying geocoins. I don't have the money to have my own, since all the places i talked to what an original run of a minimum of 500 coins plus die. And that would cost me 2500+. I can buy some elses geocin for like 6-8 bucks. I have enough to occasianlly buy a geocoin, but i can't afford a run of 500.

Group demand helps!

 

I planned to make 325 of my personal SilverMarc coins, and keep only 25 for myself to trade later. The minting was about $1800, and 300 of the coins were pre-sold to others at $5.45 each.

 

I got to keep the coins I wanted for the same $5.45 each that we all paid. This is why you're seeing so many coins offered up for sale now. Most people aren't footing the entire bill, they're essentially "buying into" the deal at the same group rate that they offer others.

 

--Marc

October 11, 2005 @ 9:57 AM

N40° 46.565' W073° 58.756'

[SCP-173 0]

I did a run of 100 at www.coinsandpins.com @ $550.00

How come I have #111 then?

[PCFrog 19]

Oh Oh.....

 

[+KirklandExplorers 0]

I think the reply to the 100 coins at $550 is in regards to something I posted. It was not the KirklandExplorers coin but another one I was involved in. I did a run of the KE coins (130total - 100 silver and 30 gold) and the cost was $630 total.