All lost and found items in Panama City
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Lost travel adapters near Panama City Marina
I was packing for a quick trip when I realized my travel adapters were missing from my carry bag. It was around 7:15 p.m. yesterday near the Panama City Marina, after I walked by the Seafarers Memorial and set my bag on a bench to tie my shoes. Those small adapters are essential for charging my laptop and phone on trips, and I’m anxious without them. If you found them and left them safe near that spot, I’d be incredibly grateful to have them back.
Found Driver's License near Panama City Marina
Today, around 11:25 a.m., I found a driver's license in the parking lot of the Panama City Marina, by the water's edge near the slip. The card bore a photo and the owner's name, and it looked like it had fallen from a wallet during a quick dash to the car. I kept it safe in my jacket pocket and wanted to post here so the owner can reclaim it. It’s amazing how a small card can carry someone’s morning routine and plans. I hope the owner sees this and knows it’s been looked after.
Lost pins near City Hall, downtown Panama City
I lost my pins yesterday. I was helping set up a charity bake sale at 3:40 p.m. on Harrison Avenue, in front of City Hall, when I realized my small set of enamel pins wasn’t on my jacket anymore. They’re just a few silver pins with blue enamel, sentimental tokens from my grandmother and priceless to me. I retraced my steps along the brick sidewalk, checked the planter beds, and even looked under the bench by the crosswalk where I sat for a moment. The loss stings, like losing a piece of her all over again. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to know they’re safe.
Lost hats near St. Andrews State Park, Panama City
I lost my favorite hat yesterday evening around 6:15 p.m. as I was walking the park’s boardwalk at St. Andrews State Park in Panama City. I must have taken it off to wipe sweat and somehow drifted away from the parking lot. It’s a gray baseball cap with a tiny green logo, the kind I grabbed after a long day and wore every chance I got. It means more to me than the hat itself, and I’m hoping it turned up somewhere safe.
Lost CDs in Panama City, FL
On Tuesday night, around 8:25 PM, I realized my CDs were missing after I stepped out of the downtown Panama City Public Library area along West 4th Street. My binder held a mix of classic rock and indie discs, some with concert stickers and a few that bring back late-night drives on Thomas Drive. I must have left the binder somewhere along the walk to my apartment on 5th Street, and I kept circling the route hoping to spot it again. Losing them felt personal—each sleeve carries a memory, and I’m hoping a good Samaritan found them and kept them safe.
Found Toasters in Panama City, Florida
I found these toasters on the sidewalk outside the Panama City Public Library along Harrison Ave around 3:10 pm today. They were simply sitting there, plugged into nothing and looking oddly out of place among the passersby. I picked them up and carried them to a shaded bench, wondering who might be missing a morning wake-up call. It felt strange to hold someone else’s appliances, yet I knew I’d want someone to reclaim mine if it happened. Maybe they’ll belong to someone about to host a charity brunch—hope they’re reunited soon.
Lost holiday decorations near Panama City Marina, 6:45 pm
I was taking down the Christmas lights at my condo near the Panama City Marina around 6:45 pm last Friday when I realized my tote of holiday decorations was gone. The tote contains a handful of ornaments, a garland with red berries, and a small decorative tree. They hold sentimental value because they were passed down from my grandmother. I am hoping someone local found the tote and will post it here. Please help me recover them; they mean a lot to our family.
Black JBL Charge 4 Bluetooth speaker
I was hanging out on the Cinta Costera near Biomuseo yesterday around 3pm when I realized my black JBL Charge 4 speaker was missing. It's about the size of a soda can, black with a few scratches along the silicone bumper and a small dent on the bottom. There's a bright pineapple sticker I slapped on the back earlier this year, which makes it easy to spot. It was a gift from my sister and I really miss it—it's my go-to speaker for weekend workouts in the park, so it has sentimental value. If found, please DM me; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Black Nike hoodie with red stripe, lost near Calle 50
I lost my black Nike hoodie yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Calle 50 in Panama City. It's a size M, soft black cotton with a bold red stripe down each sleeve and a small tear on the left cuff. Inside the front pocket is a tiny heart stitched by my sister, and the zipper is a sturdy YKK. This hoodie is my go-to casual wear and it has sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone finds it.
Ray-Ban black-frame glasses with blue temples
I’m hoping someone picked up my Ray-Ban black-frame glasses with blue temple tips yesterday around 3pm. I was near the Starbucks on Avenida Balboa by the Cinta Costera in Panama City when I realized they were gone. They’re Ray-Ban Wayfarer style, matte black with cobalt-blue temples, size 52, and there’s a tiny scratch on the right lens plus a small nick on the left temple. The pair has sentimental value; it was a gift from my sister, and I really need them back for work and reading. If you found them, I’d be grateful to get them back today.
Cream teapot with blue floral pattern
I found this cream ceramic teapot this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the main entrance of Albrook Mall along Avenida Balboa. It's about 8 inches tall, with a hand-painted blue floral design circling the body and a smooth, curved spout. There's a small chip on the rim and a tiny maker's mark on the bottom that reads "Neko Pottery". It looks gently used but in good condition overall. It has sentimental value because it was a gift from a friend who visited Panama City last year, and I'm hoping to reunite it with its owner—happy to arrange a pickup near the Lost-and-Found desk.
Sunburst Stratocaster-style guitar with blue strap
I lost my sunburst Stratocaster-style electric guitar yesterday around 3pm near Avenida Balboa and the Cinta Costera in Panama City, outside a small cafe by the water. It's a standard Stratocaster-body with a white pickguard and a noticeable dent on the lower bout near the input jack. There's a bright blue paisley strap attached, and the hard case has a Dillon Music sticker on it. It means a lot to me—my grandfather gave it to me a while back, and I really need it back; if anyone found it, please reach out.
Lost Kipling backpack in Panama City
I lost a wine coloured Kipling backpack in old Panamá City, Panamá, Central America on 10 April 2026 at about 11:30 am in Plaza de Francia.
Framed abstract watercolor print found near Avenida Balboa
I found a framed abstract watercolor print this afternoon around 3:10pm outside the American Trade Center on Avenida Balboa in Panama City. It's an 18 by 24 inch piece, in a black metal frame with a glass front, and the painting features blue and teal swirls with a touch of gold. There's a small signature 'L. Moreno' in the lower right corner and a back label that reads 'Coastal Echo, 2019.' I figured someone might be missing this and I'd be glad to return it to its owner. If this sounds familiar, reach out with back-label details or a photo of any corner chip, and we can arrange a safe meetup.
Black Korg Minilogue synth found near Avenida Balboa, Panama City
I found a black Korg Minilogue analog synthesizer this morning around 11:15 am, sitting on the bench outside the Hard Rock Cafe Panama on Avenida Balboa, right by the Cinta Costera. It’s in a rugged gray flight case with a foam insert, a little scuffed but all knobs turn smoothly and the keys feel solid. On the bottom edge there’s a blue marker label that reads MRX-2024, plus a small cat-drawing sticker on the lid. It booted up fine when I tested it briefly; the LED display lit to 'Minilogue' when powered. This instrument looks like it means a lot to someone who plays gigs here in Panama City, so I’d love to get it back to its owner. If this sounds like yours, please reach out.