I picked up this yesterday, I plan to place in mountain geocache real soon.

Awesome coin!! I've GOT to get my hands on one of these.
Guess I'll have to watch your logs to see where it's placed (that is - IF you log it).

I'm surprised you're placing it Alan. I would think you would want to keep one in your collection.

Johnnie showed me one of his coins at the CITO event this past weekend, and as luck would have it I found #56 in a cache at nearby Thompson Park later in the day. This one's a keeper!

~erik~

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Originally posted by AtlantaGal:
I'm surprised you're placing it Alan. I would think you would want to keep one in your collection.

Shucks - he has an inside track to get all he wants.
Now, if only I could get my hands on one of yours ... hint ... hint

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Originally posted by phat.bak:

Shucks - he has an inside track to get all he wants.
Now, if only I could get my hands on one of yours ... hint ... hint

True, but the numbers increase, not decrease I won't be parting with #50 for anything. Maybe I'm just more into collecting siggy items than other folks

I saw you came down out of the mtns to get a few caches recently. I think I had left a coin in 1 or 2 of those caches.

< sarcasm >
Of course, these coins have a tendency to grow legs and walk away from a cache all by themselves 1/3 of the time.
< /sarcasm >

I'll get back up North again sometime and drop a few. Might want to see what caches I hit when I attend GPS school next month. Maybe one of those will be convenient for you to visit shortly after me

Yea, I went after the 2 caches you had visited to see if they were still there. They weren't.

I'll keep an eye out for your 'finds' up here.

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True, but the numbers increase, not decrease

good point AG I will give a higher number or two to Allen to place in the mountains (near Phat-bak)
for the mountain cachers to find up in the NE corner of the state.

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Originally posted by phat.bak:
Guess I'll have to watch your logs to see where it's placed

Maybe I'll put one near GCH8P0, not in the geocache, but where my GPS zeros out, in the middle of the poison ivy in a small green box.

OOOOooooooo! Purty! Now I may have to make time to go after some of the North Georgia caches. It would make me happy to have some more found caches outside Gwinnett county.

Johnny, I hope to run across one of these someday. That's a good looking coin.

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