25 Jack Squat Geocoins Geotokens

I like to always have some of these Geotokens on hand in case I want to make a Geocache content trade. These are small enough that you can pack quite of few of them on you without adding much weight to your gear, but interesting enough to catch soemone's eye. I think most coin collectors would also like one or two of these in their collection.

I have been Geocaching for a while and I am often surprised at the lack of imagination that I see in the goodies that are left in caches all over the US. Although it is about the hunt, not the swag, many people like to find something fun as a reward for finding a well hidden container.I have purchased 20 of these coins in the past and I am buying 20 more now. I have gotten several emails from cachers thanking me for placing these fun coins. They are also great for microcaches and at this price they are easy to place in almost every cache that you find. Although they are not trackable they are certainly worth the cost.

I like all the words to show no value. Jack Squat is written on both sides. One side simply "Jack Squat." And the other side, "You've found ... Jack Squat" There are smaller words at the bottom of that side that say, "Nothing. Nada. Nil. Zero. Zip. Zilch." Very nice weight as others have said. And they are packaged individually. So you can leave them in their little baggies to keep them nice. Then the finder can decide whether to keep them bagged or to break the seal. Feel about like a carnival coin would that also say 'No value' but these are much cooler looking in appearance than your average token.

These are perfect to use as SWAG (Something We've All Got) when finding or placing a geocache. Size is suitable for everything except micro or nano caches. Good value for the price. Be aware these are NOT trackable coins, just clever little items to leave or trade when you find a geocache. Suits the purpose nicely!

exactly as stated. I wish they were the size of a quarter, or half dollar. That would make for a nicer cache, but they are ok.Just very small.

I first found out about these when I found one in a geocache. Examined it closely and didn't see a trackable # on it had chuckle and took it. Later reading the forums saw that there is a trackable version. OMG I took a trackable out of circulaton without logging it! Found it in my swag bag and yep no tracking number. I did indeed find Jack Squat. can't do anything with it. It is just a token.A tracking number would diminish from this fine token.I don't leave something in every cache I visit. But if I particularly enjoy a hunt I like putting something nice in. This fits the bill, costs me a dollar apiece. That's in my budget, they aren't going into every cache I visit but a few- flgAZ

I put these in some geocaches and other cachers loved them! They thought they were really a cool idea, and gave everyone a laugh. Plus they are nice so the smaller caches like mine (a magnetic key holder) or other smaller micro caches like film canisters. Really nice coins, and they even have a little weight to them which I like. Thanks for making a great tradable item!!

I like dropping these in geocaches. Amusing, and a size to fit almost any cache. I've even heard of people seeking out caches right behind me to get one of these.