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in Support and help by Deepdiggingmole (13.8k points)

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Custom filters are a paid membership feature. Click on your name in the top right corner to find it. Once you have created a filter you can then add it through the add filter option on most maps.
by the Seagnoid (Expert) (46.3k points)
selected by Deepdiggingmole
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Hi,

or you can use PQ builder which is directly on geocaching.com (I am expecting that you are PM). https://www.geocaching.com/pocket/gcquery.aspx
One of options is select which attributes will be included in PQ. 

by TominoTO (2.1k points)
This is a good comment - though the PQ function does only allow a 500 mile radius - so if looking for the few caches worldwide (there are only 9 I have now found out) you would need to have some idea as to where they are in order to successfully identify them through a PQ - though my aim was to identify them all.
If not knowing where they are it would mean approx 400 PQs (to cover worldwide land mass) to pick up all. The above custom filter idea has proved successful in picking up all 9
Thanks anyway
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