+Gerald Posted November 30, 2009 Posted November 30, 2009 For those that may be interested I have analysed the losses of all my trackables that I own. Of the 55 TB's and coins I own I have released 30. Of the 30 in total 7 are TB dog tags and over the last 3 years I have only had one go missing ie: 14.2% lost. HOWEVER .. the balance of 23 were an assortment of coins and to date 7 are MIA and moved to an unknown location ie. 30.4%. I can only deduce from this that geocachers tend to keep or dare I say .. steal.. coins. Very sad indeed. You dont need to be a brain surgeon to realize the TB's are the way to go. Pity. Quote
+DamhuisClan Posted December 1, 2009 Posted December 1, 2009 TB's are the way to go. Pity. Yep I have seen the same. Coins tend to go missing much more then TBs. I find TBs more photogenic, when taking photos for the owners, but coins are much nicer to discover, hold, and ponder the design. Quote
+tomtwogates Posted December 1, 2009 Posted December 1, 2009 Not too sure if TB are the way to go - of my 10 travellers 6 are coins and only 2 survive - one of which I carry with me - the other I only released in Feb this year and it spent most of the time in a cache at the top of a mountain pass with only one visitor. Only one of my TB survive?? So no more travellers for me! Quote
+Carbon Hunter Posted March 8, 2010 Posted March 8, 2010 I have had 7 coins and 1 TB go missinbg - and 2 of those coins have reappeared after almost a year!!!! Quote
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