Found trading cards along Blue Water River Walk, Port Huron
Description
I found a bundle of trading cards along the Blue Water River Walk near downtown Port Huron this morning around 8:15 a.m. It's a mixed pile from different sports—baseball, basketball, and a couple of soccer cards—with glossy edges and a few creases from a light rain on the pavement. They were tucked under a bench by the river, probably dropped in a hurry by someone who loves collecting or trading with friends. I picked them up and figured someone would be happier seeing this post than not knowing where their cards are. I’m leaving them here so the rightful owner can claim them through the site.
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