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I lost my coins this evening. They’re a small, battered copper pouch that belonged to my grandmother, a token of Sundays spent around the kitchen table. I was at the Irvine Spectrum Center outside the Rotunda around 7:45 PM on Saturday, walking from the parking structure toward the outdoor fountains when I realized the pouch was gone. I retraced the escalators, the valet circle, and the main entrances, but the crowd moved me along and the memory slipped away with the rush of people. The coins aren’t valuable, but they carry family history, and I’m desperate to find them. If you found anything, please use the site’s messaging to reach me. Thank you.
I was helping load a group of moving boxes around 8:15 PM on Friday when a bin of appliances slipped out of my truck near the Irvine Spectrum Center in Orange County. I lost them in that moment—the portable blender, the toaster oven, and the little coffee maker I rely on every day. I searched the surrounding parking structures and along the pedestrian bridges, but they’re nowhere to be found. I’m holding onto hope that the finder understands how important these appliances are to my daily routine and will return them through the site.
I had just wrapped a quick rehearsal at a studio in Costa Mesa, and at 6:22 PM on Saturday I stepped out toward the plaza and sat on a bench by the South Coast Plaza entrance. I set my two flutes on the bench while I tuned one last thing, then a crowd swelled and I got distracted. By the time I looked again, they were gone. The flutes are silver, one with a dent on the lip plate and a worn black leather case; they’re how I make a living and carry a lot of personal history. I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe.
Hi, I'm Ava Kim. I lost my terrariums on Friday at 6:40 p.m. outside the Irvine Spectrum Center in Orange County. They’re two glass bowls, each about the size of a grapefruit; one holds a tiny jade plant, the other a mossy world with a miniature frog figurine. I remember stepping away to stretch my legs and grabbing the strap of my tote at the same moment, and when I turned back they were gone, tucked behind a bench by the fountain near the carousel. I’m really attached to them because they remind me of sunny weekends with my grandmother, and I just want them back where they belong.
I was walking out of South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa around 10:30 this morning when I spotted a bundle of shopping bags tucked behind a planter by the entrance to the South Parking structure. They looked like they had been left in a hurry, with a striped tote peeking out and a grocery receipt fluttering at the top. My heart went out to the person who might be worried they’d disappeared, so I picked them up and brought them to the security desk to be sure they were safe. If these bags belong to you, I hope this helps reunite you with your things soon.
I was leaving the Nordstrom wing around 6:15 p.m. Friday when I realized my Wrist Watches were gone. There are two styles: a slim silver bracelet with a blue face and a heavier black leather strap. They’re sentimental—the silver one was Grandpa's gift from many years ago; the black one belonged to my mother. I pivoted through the mall corridors, checked the parking structures, and even asked a couple of security guards, but I came up empty. If you found them, please contact me through the site so I can reclaim them.
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