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I lost my blue US passport yesterday around 3pm while I was walking along Main Street near the Missouri Riverfront by the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre. It's a standard navy-blue cover with the gold eagle crest; the back cover has a small coffee ring and the bottom-right corner is a bit frayed. Inside are the photo page and personal data page, and I was counting on it for an upcoming trip next week. This passport means a lot to me -- it's how I identify myself while traveling and it holds some of my oldest travel memories tucked in the pages. If someone found it, I would really appreciate getting it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my gold-tone bracelet with a tiny heart charm was missing. I was near the Capitol Building on Capitol Ave, walking toward the Missouri Riverfront in Pierre, and I must have dropped it somewhere along the sidewalk outside the cafe by the statue. It's a slim 7-inch chain bracelet, with a delicate heart charm and a small engraving on the back that reads 'Forever'. The bracelet was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—it has sentimental value, and I really need it back. If someone found it, please reach out.
I lost my black pebbled leather Coach handbag yesterday around 3pm near the Capitol entrance on Capitol Ave in Pierre, Central SD. It’s a medium tote—about 12 inches wide and 9 inches tall—with a gold Coach badge on the front and a red satin lining that you can see when the zipper is open. Inside there’s a pink fabric key fob embroidered with my initials LP, plus a worn photo sleeve and my work ID. The leather at the corner shows a tiny scuff, and the zipper pull is a bit bent. It means a lot to me; it was a gift from my grandma and I really need it back.
I lost my blue iPhone 12 Pro Max yesterday around 3pm in downtown Pierre, near Capitol Ave by the Missouri Riverfront walkway. It was in a black OtterBox Commuter case and has a panda sticker near the camera. The wallpaper is a photo of my daughter, and there's a bright pink charging cable wedged inside the case. It's sentimental and really important for work notes and family photos; if anyone found it, please reach out.
I'm missing my clear, two-compartment contact lens case with red and blue caps. It's about 1 inch long, slightly yellowed from daily use, and the back has a tiny koi fish sticker; the left lid even has a small crack. I last had it yesterday around 3pm while walking near Capitol Ave by the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre; it probably slipped out of my pocket during a quick stop at a coffee shop along the way. This case holds my daily lenses, so losing it makes wearing my contacts hard and stressful. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate returning it—send me a DM here and we can figure out a pickup.
Found a red, worn stamp collection album this afternoon around 3:15pm. It has a burgundy faux-leather cover with a gold-embossed title reading 'U.S. & World Stamp Collection.' Inside there are sheets from the 1950s and 60s, a few stamps with clear postmarks, and a small pencil note on the first page that reads 'Linda – stamp collection' in neat handwriting. I found it on a bench near the Capitol Building in Pierre, SD, tucked under a maple tree at the 7th Street entrance by the riverfront walkway. The binder is a bit faded but intact, and the stamps look reasonably well-preserved; clearly a serious collector's item. If this sounds like yours, drop me a line with the contents on that first page so we can arrange pickup.
Found a blue paperback this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the Pierre Public Library on Main Street. It's a pocket-sized mystery novel with a bright blue cover and a white title that stands out. The spine is cracked and there's a coffee ring on the back cover; inside, a small green Post-it tucked between the pages says 'Jamie' in neat handwriting. The pages are dog-eared from a few good reads, but it's otherwise in decent condition. If this is yours or you recognize the note, I'm happy to reunite it with you.
I found a silver-tone bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm, lying on the sidewalk near Riverfront Park along Main Street in Pierre. It's a 7-inch stainless steel chain with a small turquoise bead and a heart charm. The inside of the clasp has initials 'LA' engraved, and the bracelet is a little scuffed but fully usable. It feels like someone put real care into it, and I hate the idea of it being without its owner—if it's yours, I'm hoping to get it back.
I found a mid-century style coffee table this afternoon around 2:15pm in the alley behind a cafe on Capitol Avenue, near the Missouri Riverfront in downtown Pierre. It's a solid wood piece, about 4 feet long and 18 inches wide, with a dark walnut finish and a few intentional distressed scratches that give it character. The top has a small circular water stain on the right corner, and there's a brass nailhead trim along the edges. Underneath, I spotted initials carved lightly: 'G.T.' on the bottom shelf. If this belongs to you, describe where you typically keep coasters and the last place you set it down to confirm it's yours.
I found a red 3-ring binder stuffed with a complete 1991 Topps Baseball Card set this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Capitol entrance on Capitol Ave in Pierre, Central SD. The binder is standard size with a glossy red cover; inside are plastic sleeves holding dozens of baseball cards, mostly in good to near‑mint condition, with a few corners worn from age. A small white sticker on the spine reads Midwest Card Club, 1991, a tiny but perfect identifying feature. It seems like a genuine collector’s piece that someone would want back; if this sounds like yours, reply here and we can arrange a safe pickup.