can't log this gc... ist this a geocoin at all?

[+Rayndeer]

can't find any information about this ...

 

http://img.geocaching.com/cache/large/06e567bf-96a4-4a31-9f9e-cdc8fce468c3.jpg

 

mate found this in a cache in korfu (greece) and hand it out at a get-together in germany

[+The Blorenges]

My guess would be that it's not a geocoin but a signature item from the cacher W4RC0.

 

MrsB

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

Looks more like a Ham Operator call sign, rather than a tracking/logging number.

Quite a few geocachers use their Ham call sign as a user-name.

 

Also looks to have been geocaching in Greece in early September.

[+Rayndeer]

Thanks! Sounds plausible to me! I didnt notice that it could be a cacher sign yet ...

I adhere rigidly to that mutated vowel

 

Thanks & happy caching from Marburg (GC36K4B et al.) to Wales & Michigan!

 

Rayndeer

[7rxc]

Looks more like a Ham Operator call sign, rather than a tracking/logging number.

Quite a few geocachers use their Ham call sign as a user-name.

 

Also looks to have been geocaching in Greece in early September.

 

Not to me, but it did cross my mind. W4 would have to be (normal use) in the East or SE US. They can be elsewhere if someone moved.

However, I've never seen a W4 end in a zero. No listing in the QRZ database for that either.

 

There is a lot of stuff with that if you Google it, one or two seem related to 'free' radio. And a lot I didn't look at beyond that.

 

I agree though with Mrs. B it looks like a sig item, unless somethin is on the other side we don't see.

 

Oh and some of us, errr. them drop off parts as well.

 

Doug 7rxc (VE7RXC)

[+GATOULIS]

is that the map of Slovakia??? cool signatute item!!!

[+Six Little Spookies]

Gotta look it over for that ever-important line: "Trackable at geocaching .com."

 

With out that its definitely not trackable.