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Owner:
rygemini Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Origin:
North Carolina, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of the owner.

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About This Item

Mid to large size coin with heft. 2 inchs by 1.75 inches 3.75 mm thick 23.5 grams antique silver. Available in other metal colors. Unusual horned cow skull shape. The front of the coin has nice matte enamel work and 3-D etching work on the metal. The reverse has bold 3-D in the lettering and rim work. There is script that reads "Elemental Jay". The reverse is devided into 4 quarters in the medallion. These represent the four elements done in slught enamel colors (earth, wind, fire and water).  A very nice coin.

Info on the coin: The four elements are displayed on this coin. Elementaljay indicates that they represent air (he is a paratrooper for the Army), earth (his four wheeling jeep), fire (he was a volunteer fire fighter), and water (his scuba diving hobby). This personal geocoin also resembles the steer horns strapped on the grill of Elemental Jay's geomobile.

So many of my trackables have been muggled that I only release new GCs as virtuals. If you do not approve, please leave it in the cache for a cacher who understands. Thanks. ER

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Move To Collection 8/26/2026 rygemini moved it to their collection   Visit Log
Grab It (Not from a Cache) 8/26/2026 rygemini grabbed it   Visit Log

Thanks for the coin.

Write note 8/26/2026 rygemini posted a note for it   Visit Log

AMTG Virtual Elemental Jay 2007 Silver GC was transferred from amtg to user rygemini

Discovered It 4/28/2026 JAM6100 discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered virtually with the kind permission of AMTG while reading inventory list.
Thanks for sharing, I have really enjoyed seeing and reading all the information. Excellent presentation on each Geocoin.
Blessing from Arkansas!

Discovered It 1/18/2026 Kanga discovered it   Visit Log

Very nice TBs Thank you for allowing us to watch and disclose :) Have a good trip and greetings from the Niederrhein Germany:)

Discovered It 1/18/2026 polyanthum discovered it   Visit Log

Thank you very much for allowing us to disclose your great TBs. I think it's great when you have such a beautiful collection that you have always discovered something new…. Great :) Greetings from the Niederrhein Gemany :)

Discovered It 7/17/2025 neiaeadry discovered it   Visit Log

Obrigado pela partilha

Thanks for the sharing

Discovered It 1/19/2024 riokun discovered it   Visit Log

Discovered virtually with the kind permission of the trackable owner (AMTG). Thanks for sharing, and big cheers from the Central Coast (near Sydney), New South Wales, Australia! πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

Discovered It 1/4/2024 CRVonFange discovered it   Visit Log

Thanks to the 2023 Christmas Day blizzard my daughter, JMVonFange, was delayed in heading home so we spent the bonus time together comparing our caching statistics including trackables discovered and looking through our geocaching pictures. JM has discovered significantly more trackables that I have mainly because while we were staying home during the pandemic she spent time online and spotted numerous TBs that were being shared virtually on various social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, etc. Thankfully, she still had a few notes that helped guide my search for the same trackables that she had already discovered. After looking at the TB page for each of the TBs that she had discovered, I found that a large number all belonged to several individuals and sent a message to them individually inquiring about permission to log their trackables. This travel bug was on the list that you shared with me.

Discovered It 6/2/2022 nimir discovered it   Visit Log

Thanks

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