im trying a new ideah what do you think...

[imafishingnutt]

how about some thing like this

coin tubes. then dip the end in hot wax to seal it with some coins and the link to TNET and my name
i encourage others to do this as well.

 

[imafishingnutt]

how about some thing like this

coin tubes. then dip the end in hot wax to seal it with some coins and the link to TNET and my name
i encourage others to do this as well.

ill have to see if i can get some half dollar size tubes tomarrow from the coin shop.
35 cent each i think.
i put a couple world coins and couple nice older pennys and a wheaty in them with the note.

 

[TooManyHobbies]

Could use an Altoids container, it's already metal, and small.

 

[corklabus]

I think I like the clear plastic coin tubes best, but I would use RTV sealer to seal the end caps. It won't deteriorate as quick as wax would.
And also : wondering if it's truely necessary to bury ALL of them ? A couple easily found, may help spread the word quicker or at least raise more curiosity.
We don't want to wait FOREVER to see results.............

 

[imafishingnutt]

I think I like the clear plastic coin tubes best, but I would use RTV sealer to seal the end caps. It won't deteriorate as quick as wax would.
And also : wondering if it's truely necessary to bury ALL of them ? A couple easily found, may help spread the word quicker or at least raise more curiosity.
We don't want to wait FOREVER to see results.............

maby ill put them in a couple of our Geo caches they are always hunting those

 

[sandsifter]

Plastic tubes sounds good. you could squeeze the ends together and weld them with a candle

 

[mtntrekr2]

Not to change the thought of a container but why not just use a
seal a meal machine and vacuum seal it. Then you could put in
anything you like and a note and not worry about it getting broke or
wet.

Just my opinion
Joe

 

[NCHL]

I think Joe's got the right idea. Why not just use a rolled-up zip lock baggie....

HL

 

[Arizona Bob]

Wait! Why use a zip-lock baggie? Just wrap the coins in the paper note!

Then you can hope the finder doesn't destroy the paper when he is diggin' them up!





Just kidding. I think using some kind of plastic tube is a great idea.

 

[Gilligan]

That is an awesome idea I think, I also like the clear plastic coin tube idea. Bryan

 

[robert roy]

Sounds great!
Since your a parks worker, keep your eye
on these guys and see if they are filling in those
holes. Be tactful, if they aren't.

Robet R

 

[rmptr]

Looks like you guys are happy with the clear tube idea,
and its definitely better than the pipe B thing...

Why not a coin and note in clear packing tape stuck to itself ?

R M P T R

 

[imafishingnutt]

Sounds great!
Since your a parks worker, keep your eye
on these guys and see if they are filling in those
holes. Be tactful, if they aren't.

Robet R

WHEN I SEE THEM DETECTIN AWAY MY CHEST PUFFS OUT AND I STRT YELLING AT THEM TO GET THE *^%&% OUT OF MY PARK BEFOR I HAVE THEM ARRESTED
THEN I GET MY DETECTOR AND GO GET ALL THE GOODS FOR MYSELF.

AS FOR THE HOLES IF THEY DONT COVER THEM I BURY THEM IN IT.....LOL

NOT REALY.
USUALY I TRY TO START A CHAT WITH THEM AND TELL THEM I DETECT TOO AND THEN WE TRADE LOCATIONS AND TALK OF FINDS WHILE IM ON YOUR TAX NICKEL.....LOL

 

[imafishingnutt]

the 4 caches are done and the note reads

Congrats you just found a detectorist
Coin cache
Please email
Rickrader@centurytel.net or go to
http://forum.treasurenet.com

also it has a wheaty and a v nickel and a couple commen clad.
i used 1 dollar coin tubes air tight.
will be planting today.

 

[bavarianminister]

Great idea! Could be interesting.

 

[Pimp Lenin]

What about an empty spice container? They are plastic, small, clear (once the label is off), and cheap.