+Sileny Jizda Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 We found this on a container check today and have no idea what it is. It isn't listed in the cache and the tracking code if it is one at all comes up empty. Quote Link to comment
CoinSwag.com Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 (edited) I think its a "Birds of a feather" by hogwildstuff.org, if its trackable you can get the activation codes at hogcode.com. Edited March 24, 2009 by CoinSwag Quote Link to comment
+DresselDragons Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 It is one of the MWGB parrots...a group project from last year's event. These coins are non-trackable. Quote Link to comment
CoinSwag.com Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 I think its a "Birds of a feather" by hogwildstuff.org, if its trackable you can get the activation codes at hogcode.com. Swing and a miss! Thanks DD! Quote Link to comment
+DJ.J.ROCK Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 I think its a "Birds of a feather" by hogwildstuff.org, if its trackable you can get the activation codes at hogcode.com. is that not a mwgb parrot,,,untrackable? Quote Link to comment
+GPX Navigators Posted March 24, 2009 Share Posted March 24, 2009 (edited) The code on it is the owner's ID, however they chose to represent their caching name. Generally they have a number too. There was a limit to the number of characters to each name which might make it hard to figure out who it belongs too. All the birds were the same but each person who participated chose a different color to make theirs unique from the others in the group. I can't tell you how many each person made, but when we did the ducks the year before we did either 50 or 100 of them each. Its swag to keep, with the expectation of an even or better trade. Edited March 24, 2009 by GPX Navigators Quote Link to comment
+Sileny Jizda Posted March 24, 2009 Author Share Posted March 24, 2009 Thanks guys, I knew we could a get a quick answer here ;D Quote Link to comment
+GeoKs Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 There doesn't seem to be a running thread if you need help identifying a geocoin, so I thought I'd piggyback on this one to ask for some help. I finally (yes, I'm ashamed it took so long) got around to sorting and cataloguing all the geocoins we traded for at GCF09 in Salt Lake City (back on October 10). Our oldest GeoKid did a lot of our trading and neither one of us can remember the names of two of the geocoins that we swapped for. Any help would be appreciated so that we can properly add them to our keepers list on the GeoCoin Collection Trading Gallery website: Thanks in advance! Quote Link to comment
+Droo Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 There doesn't seem to be a running thread if you need help identifying a geocoin, so I thought I'd piggyback on this one to ask for some help. I finally (yes, I'm ashamed it took so long) got around to sorting and cataloguing all the geocoins we traded for at GCF09 in Salt Lake City (back on October 10). Our oldest GeoKid did a lot of our trading and neither one of us can remember the names of two of the geocoins that we swapped for. Any help would be appreciated so that we can properly add them to our keepers list on the GeoCoin Collection Trading Gallery website: Thanks in advance! Oooooooo...... I like the Dionysus coin - Greek god of wine and merriment (Bacchus to the Romans). Don't know what it's called though. The other is the simply Town and Country Fair. Quote Link to comment
+ECplus3 Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 There doesn't seem to be a running thread if you need help identifying a geocoin, so I thought I'd piggyback on this one to ask for some help. I finally (yes, I'm ashamed it took so long) got around to sorting and cataloguing all the geocoins we traded for at GCF09 in Salt Lake City (back on October 10). Our oldest GeoKid did a lot of our trading and neither one of us can remember the names of two of the geocoins that we swapped for. Any help would be appreciated so that we can properly add them to our keepers list on the GeoCoin Collection Trading Gallery website: Thanks in advance! The one on the left is the 2009 Lincoln County Town and Country Fair geocoin. There were 200 of them made and people could claim them at the Newport, Oregon Town and Country Fair this past July with the appropriate paperwork. It was made by Hogwild Stuff. The one on the right I'm guessing is the personal coin of Three Bottles. Can't find much info on them other than they exist and they have one of these activated. Also made by Hogwild Stuff. Quote Link to comment
+GeoKs Posted December 30, 2009 Share Posted December 30, 2009 Thanks for the quick responses...much appreciated...now it's off to add them to our inventory. Happy New Year to you all. Quote Link to comment
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