Cache in Trash Out Geocoin - Signal

- size: app 1.75 inches diameter (app. 44 mm); 3 mm thickness
- trackable at Geocaching.com
- own Icon at Geocaching.com

Signal has gone CITO!

The Cache In Trash Out ® (CITO) Full Size Geocoin symbolizes the ongoing commitment of the geocaching community to clean up the game board throughout the world!

This striking Geocoin features Signal the Frog® doing some CITO on the back and the Official CITO logo on the front.

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