+SeventhSon Posted January 17, 2006 Posted January 17, 2006 Very good day today Stuck on WGS84 Ant Silver FlyinV Silver Two Happy Hikers + Card Marlin01 + Marlin01 Chip pdxmarathonman Gold Quote
+Go JayBee Posted January 17, 2006 Posted January 17, 2006 Part 1 of The Grand Experiment...3 GBA Coins that I will actually put into caches instead of my binder... Quote
+FlyinV Posted January 17, 2006 Posted January 17, 2006 1x nscaler TFTC 1x Jeeptoysrus Day 1x Jeeptoysrus Night 1x Sir Gerald (Poker Chip) Quote
+LadeBear68 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I guess this is a little off-topic but today I mailed coins to about ten different people and the clerk at the Post Office asked me what kind of coins I was shipping overseas. (He is a friendly guy and was being nice.) There was this brief moment of panic in my mind, not because I did or was about to do something wrong but because what if my mailman becomes a geocacher and starts collecting coins? A mailman has the perfect job right now if he was a cacher, think of his collection. Disclaimer: All remarks regarding the Post Office are the comments of a child that has a family of Postmasters. Quote
+Damenace Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 Sunshine Gang Gold 1 TSD Gold 1 Convergance coin 1 AG Antique Silver 1 AG Gold Quote
+WeatherednBoston Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Yahoo! Long holiday weekend is over and I got coins Not another Micro 2006 LE Not another Micro Camoflauge 2006 LE Made in China also got the following cool caching pins: FTF Not Another Micro Pin 2006 Ammo Can Pin Gx Green Pin World Geocaching Pin I would like to add that all these coins I got today were made in CHINA. They are the best condition coins I have ever got. I've got many coins manufactured in the USA and they have scratches on the enamel...gouged metal.sandblasting not compete with left over impossible to remove metal ..just not MINT. So these coins I got today were manufactured in CHINA and they are awesome mint condition. So what they say about china coins being inferior...thats BS! Quote
+AtlantaGal Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 (edited) Who produced your coins Weathered? Oak coins The email sale notice of the 2006 NAM series and the new China coins went out to past buyers last week. Edited January 18, 2006 by AtlantaGal Quote
+LadeBear68 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Are there pictures anywhere AG? What company produced the AL coins? Quote
+AtlantaGal Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Are there pictures anywhere AG? What company produced the AL coins? Caching place has some photos. The Alabama coins were made by KV *cough* lol. Quote
+GBOTS Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 2006 ND deputy cacher 1 TN pewter 1 2005 GBA coin club (chip) 1 dutchboy 2 Frozen Bone bronze 2 NWPA 1 silver 1 gold (love the finish on these coins) 1 Shamrock 2 Made in China gold and nickel (the hole in the top is a great addition) Quote
+Lemon Fresh Dog Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Kootney Pirate metal (2x) 1 for me, 1 for my coin cache Kootney Pirate wooden 2006 2x4designs (4 for me, 4 for coin cache) Kootney Pirate wooden 2005 (the one I was missing from the set!) These are off the chart cool. The metal coin is going to become a super-hit. Quote
+Big JohnP Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Only two coins, today. NeilsenC Four LeafClover Gold Volunteer Coin. Quote
+WeatherednBoston Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 As soon as I'm done eating my steak I will take a pic and post it of the China coins and Micro coins. Give me 10 minutes Quote
+WeatherednBoston Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 All these flawless coins were made in China. I got them from geoswag. Quote
+pdxmarathonman Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Give me 10 minutes That was 22 minutes! I have noticed that the coin makers that use fabs in China have better quality overall. Sturdier coins, better detail, etc... Something worth asking when getting a quote. Quote
+Chaos A.D./aka Arlsdaddy Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Jeeptoysrus Day Jeeptoysrus Night SYF Quote
+Eric K Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I guess this is a little off-topic but today I mailed coins to about ten different people and the clerk at the Post Office asked me what kind of coins I was shipping overseas. (He is a friendly guy and was being nice.) There was this brief moment of panic in my mind, not because I did or was about to do something wrong but because what if my mailman becomes a geocacher and starts collecting coins? A mailman has the perfect job right now if he was a cacher, think of his collection. Disclaimer: All remarks regarding the Post Office are the comments of a child that has a family of Postmasters. For what it's worth since 'technically' Geocoins aren't 'coins', I always mark the customs froms as "Tokens". Just my opinion but I think if someone is thieving they would be less interested in packaging marked Tokens instead of Coins. Quote
+pdxmarathonman Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I guess this is a little off-topic but today I mailed coins to about ten different people and the clerk at the Post Office asked me what kind of coins I was shipping overseas. (He is a friendly guy and was being nice.) There was this brief moment of panic in my mind, not because I did or was about to do something wrong but because what if my mailman becomes a geocacher and starts collecting coins? A mailman has the perfect job right now if he was a cacher, think of his collection. Disclaimer: All remarks regarding the Post Office are the comments of a child that has a family of Postmasters. For what it's worth since 'technically' Geocoins aren't 'coins', I always mark the customs froms as "Tokens". Just my opinion but I think if someone is thieving they would be less interested in packaging marked Tokens instead of Coins. Good advice on many levels. As mentioned in other threads - marking them as coins can end up costing the recipient a bundle of cash. That last word was tough to type without inserting a "c" and and "e" Quote
+LadeBear68 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Actually I marked them coins/tokens. Quote
+RustyBeerCan Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I use "GAME TOKEN" on that stuff back on topic I got Ontario's today Quote
+graylling Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 Kootenay Pirates 1 NWPA Any day I find coins in my mailbox is a good day. Quote
+WeatherednBoston Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Give me 10 minutes That was 22 minutes! I have noticed that the coin makers that use fabs in China have better quality overall. Sturdier coins, better detail, etc... Something worth asking when getting a quote. What does fabs stand for? Quote
+Palm Grunt Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 (edited) I got a Pennsylvania and 2 Hides & Finds Film Canister coins. Edited January 18, 2006 by Palm Grunt Quote
+Mauison Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 (edited) I got a Pennsylvania and 2 Hides & Finds Film Canister coins. The PA coin didn't have an activation code with it. What site do I use to activate it? Can someone email me? Thanks. Email sent. Oh yeah: Cropcircle StuckonWGS84 Ontario JeeperMTJ Edited January 18, 2006 by Mauison Quote
+bikinibottomfeeders Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 6 English John Bull 1 Not another micro silver camo 1 not another micro silver regular 1 delaware 1 okic 1 hammerjane 1 south africa my best day yet!!! good mailwoman!!! Quote
+LadeBear68 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 Lori Darlin coin 1 SYF coin 5 Dreamcatcher coins. Quote
+Team LightningBugs Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 Caching Through the Snow Too 1 Santa Cruz 4 Maine 3 GBA Faultline 2 CCGC 3 Frozen Bone and a Sir Gerald poker chip! Quote
+pdxmarathonman Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 What does fabs stand for? Sorry about the lingo. I work in the semiconductor (computer chip) industry. It is short for Fabrication, which is just a fancy word for factory. Quote
+frivlas Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Oh My! LoriDarlin Wisconsin Coulee Region Cachers Kentucky girls Red handed plus a Terrible T's wooden nickel Marlin01 plus a poker chip Dhenninger Buffalo Wings - Bronze? Team Sand Dollar Two Happy Hikers plus a card 3 different DLIMING/KimbyJ Caching Through the Snow Too TRL Bear Encounters (way cool!) KirklandExplorers CavScout Raven :-) 2006 Idaho 2 different Stuck on WGS84 TreePlanter and wooden nickel Team CoyChev Cog & Gil Stone Mountain Georgia Kootenay Pirates !!! I think my mail carrier just put out a contract on me. Quote
+Mystery Ink Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Oh My! LoriDarlin Wisconsin Coulee Region Cachers Kentucky girls Red handed plus a Terrible T's wooden nickel Marlin01 plus a poker chip Dhenninger Buffalo Wings - Bronze? Team Sand Dollar Two Happy Hikers plus a card 3 different DLIMING/KimbyJ Caching Through the Snow Too TRL Bear Encounters (way cool!) KirklandExplorers CavScout Raven :-) 2006 Idaho 2 different Stuck on WGS84 TreePlanter and wooden nickel Team CoyChev Cog & Gil Stone Mountain Georgia Kootenay Pirates !!! I think my mail carrier just put out a contract on me. We will be right over and babysit the kids so you can go bowling,........or caching, .........or dinner. And we will protect the coins...... Quote
+Marky Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 DLiming DLiming Bronze DLiming Gold Celtic Cross Celtic Cross Silver 3costcoguys Two Happy Hikers GrandpaKim Antique Silver GrandpaKim LE Gold Stuck on WGS84 Antique Silver Stuck on WGS84 Antique Gold Stuck on WGS84 Pin (Yay, Pins are cool!) Crop Circle Gold Not Another Micro 2006 Not Another Micro LE 2006 Not Another Micro LE Gold 2006 Not Another Micro Camo 2006 Not Another Micro Camo LE 2006 Not Another Micro Camo LE Gold 2006 Made in China 2006 Silver Made in China 2006 Gold Whitney Benchmark Pin Bronze Whitney Benchmark Pin LE Copper (yay, LE Pins!) 300 4x8 bubble mailers 200 6x10 bubble mailers Paycheck (Whew! Just in time!) --Marky Quote
+Marky Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Our 4 year old nephew, Michael, looking over all of the mail. (He's the one that said I need to leave my Moun10Bike coins to him when I die.) The benchmark pins turned out really nice. --Marky Quote
+GeoBrowns Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Wow you two, good day in San Jose today!! Except my mailman didn't curse me like yours must have. I just had: Ontario NW PA (they like wine like we do) Iowa Quote
+WeatherednBoston Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Our 4 year old nephew, Michael, looking over all of the mail. (He's the one that said I need to leave my Moun10Bike coins to him when I die.) The benchmark pins turned out really nice. --Marky What a smart little boy! Oh I'm so glad there were benchmark pins left over. Just ordered 2 last night. Quote
+Puma Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 good day today: 3 Ontario bronze 2 Ontario silver 1 Ontario gold CCGC Monterey Bay GBA Coin Club Chip coin 2 Dutch 2005 USA 2005 Antique Washington 2004 and as a mistake once again the first subscriber coin from GCC. I already got those in December. I hope they get it fixed as I have already traded a few of those ROT13 I am waiting for. I emailed them but didn't get an answer until now. Quote
+The Blind Acorn Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 DLimingDLiming Bronze DLiming Gold Celtic Cross Celtic Cross Silver 3costcoguys Two Happy Hikers GrandpaKim Antique Silver GrandpaKim LE Gold Stuck on WGS84 Antique Silver Stuck on WGS84 Antique Gold Stuck on WGS84 Pin (Yay, Pins are cool!) Crop Circle Gold Not Another Micro 2006 Not Another Micro LE 2006 Not Another Micro LE Gold 2006 Not Another Micro Camo 2006 Not Another Micro Camo LE 2006 Not Another Micro Camo LE Gold 2006 Made in China 2006 Silver Made in China 2006 Gold Whitney Benchmark Pin Bronze Whitney Benchmark Pin LE Copper (yay, LE Pins!) 300 4x8 bubble mailers 200 6x10 bubble mailers Paycheck (Whew! Just in time!) --Marky You got all that in one day? MY poor mailman would have a stroke. It's bad enough that my mail is still handcarried, but didn't come until 645pm last night!!! Quote
+Big JohnP Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I guess this is a little off-topic but today I mailed coins to about ten different people and the clerk at the Post Office asked me what kind of coins I was shipping overseas. (He is a friendly guy and was being nice.) There was this brief moment of panic in my mind, not because I did or was about to do something wrong but because what if my mailman becomes a geocacher and starts collecting coins? A mailman has the perfect job right now if he was a cacher, think of his collection. Disclaimer: All remarks regarding the Post Office are the comments of a child that has a family of Postmasters. What I do is mark "NOVELTY TOKENS" on the bottom left of the mailers. I started doing that in the beginning when I started trading. I had shown the coins to the postal worker at the counter and he had suggested I write that down on the mailer. Been doing it since. Quote
+Marky Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I guess this is a little off-topic but today I mailed coins to about ten different people and the clerk at the Post Office asked me what kind of coins I was shipping overseas. (He is a friendly guy and was being nice.) There was this brief moment of panic in my mind, not because I did or was about to do something wrong but because what if my mailman becomes a geocacher and starts collecting coins? A mailman has the perfect job right now if he was a cacher, think of his collection. Disclaimer: All remarks regarding the Post Office are the comments of a child that has a family of Postmasters. What I do is mark "NOVELTY TOKENS" on the bottom left of the mailers. I started doing that in the beginning when I started trading. I had shown the coins to the postal worker at the counter and he had suggested I write that down on the mailer. Been doing it since. I say "souvenir tokens" when I have to fill out customs forms. --Marky Quote
+Allanon Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 1 Fire Elemental from a trade. Nice coins. Quote
+BigDaddyD Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Received our first coins ever on a trade, a California 2005 and a GeoScrew Coin. Hope all the trades go this smooth! Thanks for the quick turn-around Fattuhr! Quote
+phamtom Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 I received my very first géocoin this morning and it is: The USA 2006 Quote
+El_Rolfo Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 A good week: yesterday: 6 Northwest PA 1 Colorado 2 ROT13 Today: 3 Michigan 3 USA 2006 and finally: 1 Moun10bike V3 Quote
+graylling Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 A great day today!!! Ontario Gold Ontario silver 2Hillbillies GBA Faultline Celtic workerofwood Team Checker/frivlas Some days I love my mailperson.. Quote
+q22q17 Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 Received my very first geocoins 2 weeks ago: 2 Frozen Bone Geocoins Quote
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