Stone of Rosetta Geocoin

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The Stone of Rosetta geocoin is 1.5 ” in diameter (approx. 38mm) and is 3 mm thick. The Stone of Rosetta geocoin was minted in antique silver, antique gold, antique copper, and XLE as a silver / gold two-tone.  It was produced and distributed by the Geocoinshop in December 2007. The Stone of Rosetta geocoin depicts a group of experts inspecting... [Read more]

Brahean Mars Edition Geocoin

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Brahean Mars Edition Geocoin This beautiful geocoin is a limited edition coin with only 25 pieces minted. According to the design owner, Dimkasmir, no more will be minted. Dimkasmir wrote this about the “Being one of the two coins in the new Brahean Planet “series”, it was inspired by the red planet and is thus antique and polished... [Read more]

Flower of Life Geocoin

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This geocoin is based on the Flower of Life design.  The Flower of Life is a geometrical figure, composed of six, evenly spaced, overlapping circles of the same diameter, that are arranged to form a flower-like geometric pattern with a six fold symmetry like a hexagon. It’s considered by many to be a symbol of sacred geometry, also known as... [Read more]

Fallen Heroes Geocoin

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The Fallen Heroes Geocoin was minted as a tribute to the 2,974 people that died during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. On the morning of September 11, 2001, 19 terrorists hijacked four commercial airline flights bound for San Francisco and Los Angeles from Boston, Newark, and Washington DC. In a coordinated suicide attack, they flew the... [Read more]

Grossherzogtum Baden 2008 Geocoin

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Grossherzogtum Baden 2008 Geocoins The Grossherzogtum Baden 2008 Geocoin is 1.75″ (44mm)in diameter and 4mm thick. This coin was released with antique silver, antique bronze and gold/nickel finishes. It’s trackable at Geocaching.com and has a custom icon. One side of the coin shows two griffins that hold a “Baden” shield (Baden... [Read more]

Trilobite Geocoin

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Tethys C Trilobite Geocoin This unique geocoin was designed and minted for Tethys C in honor of the 100 year anniversary of the discovery of the Burgess Shale Formation by Charles Walcott. The trilobite geocoin is in the shape of a trilobite fossil still partially embedded in it’s rock matrix, with a map showing the Burgess Shale Formation on... [Read more]

Excalibur Geocoin

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Excalibur was the legendary sword pulled from the stone by Arthur.  The legend indicates that Arthur pulled the sword from the stone confirming his rightful place as King of England.  The mythological sword was gifted with magical powers when held by the rightful King of England. The name “Excalibur” was derived from the Latin phrase... [Read more]

Knights Templar Geocoin

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The Knights Templar geocoin is probably one of the most popular geocoins on the market today. This geocoin was created in, and imported from Germany. They come in Antique Silver, Antique Gold and Antique Copper. The Knights Templar geocoin was designed by Mambomania, is 1.75 inches (about 44 mm) in diameter and 3 mm thick, with a three dimensional... [Read more]

Nostradamus Geocoin

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The Nostradamus geocoin was released in April 2009 as a special edition Geocoin Club coin. The front of the coin features a three dimensional star chart created by Nostradamus, and the back contains a three dimensional likeness of Nostradamus. Dimensions: 1.75 inches diameter x 3.5 mm thick. This special edition coin is trackable at Geocaching.com... [Read more]

Brahean Geocoin

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The Brahean Geocoin is the first truly double-spinning geocoin. It was designed based on Cellarius’s representation of Tycho Brahe’s world system. The zodiac signs on the inner ring represent planets revolving around the Earth. There was approximately a total of 550 regular editions produced in antique silver and antique bronze. There... [Read more]