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Oregon coast glass float hunt making changes for 2026, making ‘every day a special drop’
Oregon coast glass float hunt making changes for 2026, making ‘every day a special drop’
Oregon coast glass float hunt making changes for 2026, making ‘every day a special drop’

Published on: 12/18/2025

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More than 3,000 glass floats are hidden every year on the beaches of Lincoln City as part of the Finders Keepers event run by Explore Lincoln City.

Finders Keepers wants you to know that there will still be plenty of hidden treasure to find on Oregon coast beaches this year.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/events/2025/12/oregon-coast-glass-float-hunt-making-changes-for-2026-making-every-day-a-special-drop.html

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