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Coin Extraction at Giant’s Causeway: A Conservation Effort

To safeguard the basalt pillars at the Giant’s Causeway, authorities have removed over 10,000 coins placed by tourists over the years. This action aims to protect the natural site from potential damage caused by the buildup of metal and debris among the iconic geological formations.

Source: Thousands of coins removed from the Giant’s Causeway to protect basalt pillars; 10,000 coins wedged by tourists over the years extracted – The Economic Times

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