Signature Items

[Liefy]

Does anyone else have a signature item? I use plastic red firefighters. I also number them in sequencual order. Also, does anyone trade signature items for other cacher's signature item?

 

Liefy

[+drexotic]

I have placed lots of different items in caches, LiveStrong wrist bands, wooden fish, pocket angels (in micro's). I DO tend to pick up Flagman's Flag Swag more often than anything else. I enjoy giving American flags to kids that come into my practice and wear one most every day! Jeff / drexotic

[+Team Geogeeks]

I leave our signature mini button in caches. Looks just like my avatar. Since Roxy, our Jack Russell Terrier is normally with us geocaching, most times we'll find a ball in a cache. Golf Balls, Smiley Balls....she loves caching just for that purpose...we have to fight over who's going to look in the container first. It's pretty comical.

[the frog...]

I add small plastic, colorful frogs to every cache I find.

[+geospyder]

I leave a mini bag of three Dutch coins. The bag has a mini address label:

 

Geospyder

Sparks, Nevada USA

 

BTW - I take every small plastic/rubber frog I find. We have quite a collection of frogs - all found in various caches.

[+ShowStop]

I've got a sig item that looks just like my avatar picture.

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

If it fits, I leave a pin with the geobug shown in my avatar. There's currently four different variants.

[+Marcie/Eric]

A couple people in my area have made little 1" x 1/2" laminated papers that say "This cache found by" or something. One laminated piece of 8 x 11 1/2 would go along way to make little cards that way.

[+Don Coyote]

I was putting seashells in some desert caches, but some of the shells don't hold up well. Since my wife recently got me a Dremel, I've started collect interesting rocks from around the caches I find and creating petroglyphs (coyotes, naturally) from them. The petroglyphs are numbered and will start appearing in caches soon.

[+samsonov88]

We use instant scratch tickets as our signature item. The ones we use support the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund, plus they only cost $1 so it's not an expensive item yet it could bring riches to the person who keeps them We seal them in ziplock snack bags and they will fit in virtually any cache.