How do I get a Geocoin to travel through caches?
One of the original intents of a geocoin is to move like a travelbug from cache to cache. The problem is that a coin is highly collectable and can be easily taken out of a cache and into someone’s collection. A way to keep your coin traveling is to mark it with a scratch or drill a hole in it to add a tag. Trackable coins have the benefit of a tracking number, but it still doesn’t stop unscrupulous collectors from stealing it from a cache. When you come across a coin in a cache, it’s best to assume that it is meant to travel, and look it up on its tracking website. If you have found a unregistered coin, or it doesn’t have a tag included, review the logs for the cache you found it in. It may have been placed as a gift for the next cacher, or it may have been placed to travel. The person that placed the coin in the cache will usually leave a note in the log.
