The First Geocoin in my Cache

[+Fluttershy]

Someone put a Geocoin in my Cache today. How nice!

and I don't have the desire to go check it out... or log it myself.

 

I'm just happy that someone came to my Cache (It's only a few months old)

and left a trackable Geocoin.

 

I think it's really neat, and I hope that it is found by someone who will move it along.

 

This made my day!

[+Boondock Cachers]

I know just how you feel. I have been caching only since August, but have created over a dozen caches in my town (we only had 4, and two of them needed to be archived). About three weeks ago, one of my caches became a coin vault, with six or seven coins and a small tb going in and out all in one weekend! By now of course, all the coins and the tb have been removed by other cachers and my cache sits empty...alas. However, the coolest part of it all was that the container was a small 'beach safe' just big enough to hold a wallet. I have several regular, several micro, and a couple small caches, but this one has seen the most travelers. I'm so proud!

[+Kealia]

Very cool feeling, huh?

 

Here's a snapshot from the Geocoins page of my "closest to home":

 

 

At least three of them are my caches.

[Team Macha]

Very cool feeling, huh?

 

Here's a snapshot from the Geocoins page of my "closest to home":

 

 

At least three of them are my caches.

Ah the joys of premium membership! A joy that I have yet to enjoy... but I will

[general_tupperware]

Very cool feeling, huh?

 

Here's a snapshot from the Geocoins page of my "closest to home":

 

 

At least three of them are my caches.

Ah the joys of premium membership! A joy that I have yet to enjoy... but I will

That's what I was going to say. I didn't know that was a feature.

[+tokencollector]

Cool! May coins routinely travel safely through your geocache.

 

Fortunately, coins in caches are relatively common in my area. I counted 28 coins (including some photocopy coins) in a 200 cache radius (~10 miles).

 

[+rasj & Stacey]

Cool! May coins routinely travel safely through your geocache.

 

Fortunately, coins in caches are relatively common in my area. I counted 28 coins (including some photocopy coins) in a 200 cache radius (~10 miles).

 

 

Hey, I see the USCGA coin the I dropped there a couple of weeks ago! cool!

[+teald024]

Very cool feeling, huh?

 

Here's a snapshot from the Geocoins page of my "closest to home":

 

 

At least three of them are my caches.

 

How did you get this map? I am a Premium Member, but I cant figure it out.

 

Thanks.

[+tokencollector]

 

How did you get this map? I am a Premium Member, but I cant figure it out.

 

Thanks.

 

It pops up when you click on the geocoins secton of the trackables portion og geocaching.com. You may need to (re)set your home cooridinates to have it show your area. There's a description of how to do that somewhere.