GAG10 - Gnomismatism Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

NeoDorset: Finally got to GZ today, the construction being mostly done, and found that the area has been remodelled. Not only is the cache gone but so is its hiding place, along with any good alternatives in the vicinity, leaving me with no alternative but to archive. Oh well, this one had a good run - more than 16 years!

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Hidden : 4/27/2007
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

This cache was placed for Go And Get Em 10!!! Therefore, it should not be found before 6 p.m. on Friday 27 April 2007.

The cache name originally conceived (Numismatism) was corrupted slightly to conform with GAG10 Gnomenclature. As the name suggests, this is a theme cache, but defined broadly enough to include not only coins but also other coin-like objects, even wooden nickels! Please try to keep trades within the broad theme. The cache has been hidden as close as possible to an appropriate institution; parking may be available (unofficially) very close to the cache during off hours, and stealth will be required at most times. I’ve initially stocked the cache with (almost) my entire geocaching coin collection, including a fascinating (I think!) variety of coins from around the world (and a few other coin-like objects), as follows:

Origin: Description (Found In…)
US (1971): Half Dollar (The Ampule Cache)
Hong Kong (1975): Two Dollars (Upper Lisle Look a While)
Mexico (2003): $1 (Where to start…)
Seychelles (1989): 25 Cents (geoSquid’s Cash Cache)
New Zealand (2000): 5 Cents (William’s First)
USSR (1991): 3 Kopeks (We Stand On Guard)
Russia (2001): 5 Kopeks (We Stand On Guard)
France (1993): 2 Francs (In the Footsteps of the Voyageurs)
Casino? (No Date): This Is My Lucky Day (GAG7 – P.A.R.C.)
Brazil (2005): 5 Centavos (GAG7 Quick Grab II)
Australia (1948): Three Pence (Canal One)
British West Africa (1940): One Penny (Bigfoot’s Bionic Arm – Mark II)
Austria (1972): 1 Schilling (Traffic)
China (1996): 1 Jiao (What’s New? Between the Bridges)
Portugal (1965): 2$50 (Dogmatix would cry)
World Poker Tour: Poker Chip (GAG8 – Red-winged Blackbird)
West Germany (1959): 1 Deutsche Mark (Ottawa River #3: Rockcliffe)
Unknown (to me): Creature Portrait (GAG7 – Gidget’s First)
Canadian Parking: Good For Parking Only (Sophie at Smyth)
Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Inc. (Center Point)
Thailand (1990ish): 1 Baht (Allez les bleus!)
Norway (2001): 1 Krone (Canada’s Capital Cache, on ground nearby)
France (1971): 5 Francs GAG7 (Bird Dog Trials)
West Africa (1995): 50 Francs (Tip-To-Tip)
Sri Lanka (1965): One Rupee (Have You Had A Break Today?)
Sri Lanka (1995): Five Rupees (Have You Had A Break Today?)
Sri Lanka (1998): Ten Rupees (UOVCC – Busy Beavers)
Yugoslavia (1983): 2 Dinaria (UOVCC – Busy Beavers)
Yugoslavia (1990): 10 Par (UOVCC – Busy Beavers)
Sri Lanka (1984): Two Rupees (UOVCC – Down By The River)
Sri Lanka (1987): Ten Rupees (UOVCC – Down By The River)
Malaysia (2000): 50 Sen (Dogs Gone Wild)
India (1997): 1 Rupee (Coin Collector’s Cache)
Trinidad and Tobago (1997): 25 Cents (Leprechaun)
UK (2001): Two Pence (Easy As Pi)
UK (2000): Two Pence (GBC2: Green’s Creek West)

There is also a Canadian twoonie – with the unusual design reproduced on the cache container – and, for the first to claim it, a new (unactivated) bronze Canada’s Capital Cachers geocoin.

PLEASE MAKE SURE THE CONTAINER IS NOT VISIBLE AFTER YOU REPLACE IT, BUT DON'T ADD A LOT OF EXTRA COVER OBJECTS - THAT JUST MAKES THE HIDE MORE CONSPICUOUS!

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Decryption Key

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