FTF item - Revision history

The Red Squirrel at 08:08, 2 October 2011

2011-10-02T08:08:17Z

NiraD: FTF items moved to FTF item: use singular in article titles, to allow them to be either singular or plural in articles that link to them

2008-03-21T02:31:28Z

FTF items moved to FTF item: use singular in article titles, to allow them to be either singular or plural in articles that link to them

216.210.107.233 at 23:55, 20 March 2008

2008-03-20T23:55:55Z

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An ''FTF item'' is a prize that is for the person who is the '''F'''irst '''T'''o '''F'''ind (FTF). This prize could be anything from money to gift certificates to Canadian Tire money to gift cards. These prizes could be anywhere in value from a simple $5 to an extravagant $50. These FTFs are hidden around the site of the cache, and are kind of like a mini-cache. They are not posted as actual caches, though.

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−	An ''FTF item'' is a prize that is for the person who is the '''F'''irst '''T'''o '''F'''ind (FTF). This prize could be anything from money to gift certificates to Canadian Tire money to gift cards. These prizes could be anywhere in value from a simple $5 to an extravagant $50. These FTFs are hidden around the site of the cache, and are kind of like a mini-cache. They are not posted as actual caches, though.	+	An ''FTF item'' is a prize that is for the person who is the '''F'''irst '''T'''o '''F'''ind (FTF). This prize could be anything from money to gift certificates to Canadian Tire money to gift cards. These prizes could be anywhere in value from a simple $5 to an extravagant $50. These FTFs are hidden around the site of the cache, and are kind of like a mini-cache. They are not posted as actual caches, though. Some companies manufacture FTF geocoins, which are usually trackable on Geocaching.com, and bear some kind of FTF related design. Genrally, the harder the cache, the more valuable the FTF item. For example, a twenty stage multi-cache might have $20 or £15, while an urban film canister cache would probably not have an FTF prize.