1st Moon Landing Coin Travel Bug #3

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Owner:: MacPowell Message this owner
Released:: Monday, August 10, 2009
Origin:: Tennessee, United States
Recently Spotted:: Unknown Location

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This coin contains metal from spacecrafts Columbia and Eagle on the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. Lets see how far it can travel on Earth.

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I'm sending this coin out my memory of my father who passed away recently. He was involved with NASA's space program for many years and he gave me this coin almost 39 years ago. I miss you dad.

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1/18/2010	MacPowell posted a note for it		Visit Log
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12/24/2009	Armorsmith posted a note for it		Visit Log
Bug missing from Deane Center cache.
10/13/2009	Klunk placed it in Deane Center	Tennessee - 4.04 miles	Visit Log

9/4/2009	Klunk retrieved it from The Claxton Sunday Post	Tennessee	Visit Log
Great coin, this piece of metal has great historical significance. Went along on the first Moon Landing, I'd say that's Historically Significant !!!!!! Love this coin, but I will move it along quickly and put some miles on it.
9/2/2009	AF3X placed it in The Claxton Sunday Post	Tennessee - 6.7 miles	Visit Log

9/2/2009	AF3X retrieved it from Sign Of Reflection	Tennessee	Visit Log
Picked up the bug, dropped it off in Claxton Sunday Post. If its still there on my next long trip I'll take it with me.
8/30/2009	MacPowell placed it in Sign Of Reflection	Tennessee	Visit Log

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