Cache Numbers

[+justintim1999]

I visited a cache today and swapped out some items. When I returned home I noticed that I took a card (about the size of a business card) which has a cache number and date. Is this something important?

[+StarBrand]

Hard to say.

 

What cache did you get it in and what cache code is on the card??

[Pup Patrol]

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=73e0cd0a-8bcc-4a20-9419-3425e99ac2aa

 

has a found log from March 4th that reads:

 

March 4 by gamestermike89 (201 found)

 

#200 and our first large cache. went out to find the cache through the snow and was able to locate it alright, however, we forgot to put our card in the cache so we had to trek all the way back from the car to the cache again. swapped TB's

 

Might this be it?

[+Thrak]

http://www.geocachin...19-3425e99ac2aa

 

has a found log from March 4th that reads:

 

March 4 by gamestermike89 (201 found)

 

#200 and our first large cache. went out to find the cache through the snow and was able to locate it alright, however, we forgot to put our card in the cache so we had to trek all the way back from the car to the cache again. swapped TB's

 

Might this be it?

 

Hmmmmmmmmmm............ If that's the item in question it may be a cacher who leaves a card in lieu of signing the log. Alternately it may simply be a sig item that the finder is free to collect. Further input is needed to be able to give any kind of useful answer to the OP's question.