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Seals of Solomon Geocoin Ace's Seals of Solomon Geocoin

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Owner:
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Released:
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Origin:
Pennsylvania, United States
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This Geocoin is a "memories" album of some of my most memorable or milestone caches. I'm dipping this coin in such caches to help me easily relive some great memories. If your cache was logged with this coin, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

About This Item

Ace's Seals of Solomon Geocoin

Dimensions 1.75 inches.
Thickness 3.5mm.
Finish Antique Silver.
Enameling Soft Enamel with Translucent.
Trackable? Yes.
Has Icon? Yes.

This is a really cool design with lots of detail and mystique, and REAL Swarovski crystals, which really give the coin life. Mr. Mackey has this to say:

When the Tempting the Fates project began we desired a coin that would put fear into the hearts of would be thieves. We called upon the denizens of the underworld to watch over these coins and strike retribution against their enemies. When the Fortune Favors the Bold project began we threw caution to the wind as humans often do and dared the world to do it's level best, but promised that nothing would deter our gracious nature to share our traveling coins. This time we call upon a much higher set of powers to protect our coins. With the aid of the heavens themselves (and you of course) our travelers are ready to quest forth and record their incredible travels around the world.

We begin with research, more research and yet even more research to find the keys to protecting our coins from the muggles and mishaps that plague geocoins. To our delight we found both the necessary keys and the heavenly guardians of all things geocaching along the way.

Our story begins with King Solomon in the 10th Century B.C. and his incredible story. When given the chance by God himself to have absolutely anything one could possibly desire like wealth or power, he instead chose wisdom and knowledge to rule justly over his people. The heavens answered by rewarding him with such knowledge as has never been known before or after his lifetime. Much of his knowledge has been recorded and among those records are seals of protection calling upon all manner of otherworldy creatures to aid man in his goals.

"Thus saith the Lord: According to thy word have I given unto thee a wise and understanding heart, so that before thee was none like unto thee, nor ever shall arise." - The Key of Solomon, translated into Latin from the Hebrew idiom

In researching we learn that there is an Archangel known to Solomon as being dedicated to presiding over treasures, protecting them from the eyes of would-be thieves and revealing treasures to those of pure heart who hunt their locations. This Archangel is Paraseil and his powers are beyond our comprehension. The seals required to call upon this powerful host are imprinted on this coin along with the seal known commonly as the First Pentacle of Jupiter. "This serveth to invoke the Spirits of Jupiter and especially those whose names are written around the Pentacle, among whom Parasiel is the Lord and Master of Treasures and teacheth how to become possessor of places wherein they are." - Writings from the Greater Key of Solomon. So be pure of heart and steadfast for this coin is a powerful talisman to the good geocachers of the world.

Among the many items left in the wake of King Solomon and his newfound knowledge was his personal signet ring. It is believed to have been another key in calling upon the heavens for aid and elements of it's design have also made their way onto this coin. Inscribed with what will become known as the Star of David, the ring is inlaid with four jewels and we bring those jewels to this coin as well along with the sillouette of Archangel Paraseil standing guard over this coin and all nearby treasures.


There are more goodies, symbols and secrets hidden within the design and some will be revealed over time in cointests to come while others you might just divine on your own. So Tempt the Fates with the denizens of the underworld if you dare. Find that Fortune Favors the Bold when you throw your fears aside and stride forth in your endeavors. The heavens watch over it all and The Seals of Solomon might just lend its protection to you and your caches if your heart is pure and your intentions are good.

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Tracking History (11129.8mi) View Map

Dropped Off 1/5/2010 Ace Yukon placed it in Everyday Glory Pennsylvania - 3.45 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/30/2009 Ace Yukon retrieved it from Battleship Pennsylvania   Visit Log

My 100th find! Great puzzle and very interesting area off river trail in Whitehall.

Dropped Off 12/30/2009 Ace Yukon placed it in Battleship Pennsylvania - 49.79 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/24/2009 Ace Yukon retrieved it from A Fishermans Walk Pennsylvania   Visit Log

First cache with Greg and he found it!

Dropped Off 12/24/2009 Ace Yukon placed it in A Fishermans Walk Pennsylvania - 120.95 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/12/2009 Ace Yukon retrieved it from Elk River Park #1 Maryland   Visit Log

First cache in Maryland by Steph's father's house. In nice little park and boat launch.

  • Down by water
  • Boat launch
Dropped Off 12/12/2009 Ace Yukon placed it in Elk River Park #1 Maryland - 96.82 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 12/5/2009 Ace Yukon retrieved it from A Cache-Mas Party, Year 1 Pennsylvania   Visit Log

My first cache event. Took Malik. Won Man-vs-Cache Geocoin in door prize raffle.

[This entry was edited by acenadz on Friday, January 22, 2010 at 2:40:36 PM.]

  • Group photo
  • Icky at bar
  • Icky with his first TB, Buzzy
Dropped Off 12/5/2009 Ace Yukon placed it in A Cache-Mas Party, Year 1 Pennsylvania - 28.82 miles  Visit Log

Coin dip.

Retrieve It from a Cache 11/25/2009 Ace Yukon retrieved it from I'd Rather Be Fishing Pennsylvania   Visit Log

Tough spot along Jordan Creek (made tough by me) where I was closest yet to falling into stream. Right by covered bridge.

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