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10K Gold Bracelet, the Bracelet had Rose Gold, White Gold, and Yellow Gold hearts on it almost as a crystal but is gold. It has a Rectangular Pinch Clasp, the clasp is flimsy. It was lost near downtown, possibly farmers market area on 04/19/26. Will give reward if found, it has a lot of meaning to it. No picture, a picture similar to how it appears has been attached.
I lost my silver pocket metronome with a black case yesterday around 3pm near the San Marcos Public Library on LBJ Drive. It’s a compact Seiko metronome, about the size of my palm, with a tiny red LED indicator and my initials AR engraved on the back. There’s a small dent on the bottom edge and the wind-up mechanism is a bit stiff, which might catch your eye if you’re rummaging through bags. This item was a gift from my music teacher and it has sentimental value — I really need it back for practice this week. If anyone found it, please message me; I’m happy to meet or arrange a safe drop-off.
I lost my kid's blue plush teddy bear yesterday around 3:15pm near the San Marcos Public Library, East Hopkins Street, outside the children's section. It's about 12 inches tall, soft light-blue fur, and wears a bright yellow cotton shirt with a tiny red heart on the chest. There’s a small stitch repair on the bottom seam and a blue fabric tag inside the ear that says 'Milo' embroidered in white. It’s a well-loved gift from his grandmother, and he’s really attached to it; we’d be crushed if it doesn’t turn up. If anyone found it, please let me know through the Lost-and-Found app.
I’m missing my crimson Nike running shoes, size 9, after a jog yesterday around 3pm. I was at the Starbucks on University Drive by the Texas State Library when I last wore them. One shoe has a small blue tip on the laces and the other shows a tiny scuff on the heel—pretty easy to spot if you’re looking closely. They’re a bit worn but comfy, and they mean a lot to me because they were a gift from my mom. If anyone found them, I’d really appreciate getting them back; they’re my everyday pair for runs around San Marcos.
I lost my blue passport yesterday around 3pm in San Marcos. It was tucked inside a black leather passport holder with a small gold crest on the cover. I last had it while I was sitting on a bench outside the San Marcos Public Library on Hopkins Street, then wandered toward Courthouse Square on San Antonio Street. The holder has a coffee stain on the back and a tiny green turtle sticker on the inner flap—easy to spot once you’ve seen it. This passport is essential for my upcoming trip, and I’m really hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. If you found it, please reach out so I can verify the details and arrange a pickup.
Found a vintage Star Wars action figure set this afternoon around 2:40pm in the courtyard behind the San Marcos Public Library on East Hopkins Street. It’s a loose collectors item, seven figures from the late 70s Kenner line, no packaging. They’re in decent shape with some wear; one Boba Fett helmet is dented and there’s a small display stand with a faded Star Wars logo. I’m posting because I hope to get them back to the rightful owner—collectors know these have real value, and I’d hate for them to disappear.
I found a Nintendo Switch console with Neon Joy-Cons this morning around 9:15am in the parking lot behind the H-E-B on Wonder World Drive in San Marcos. It's in good condition, the screen is clean, and it wears a blue silicone case with a few light scratches near the bottom. There's a small sticker on the back with the initials 'RT' and a white circular sticker on the grip. If it's yours, DM me with a description of the console or the stickers and we can coordinate pickup near the same spot—happy to help reunite it with its owner.
I found a violin this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the bike racks by the H-E-B on Wonder World Drive, San Marcos. It's a full-size violin, a Stentor Student II, with a sunburst finish and a black shoulder rest. The case is a black hard-shell with a red velvet lining, and inside the lid there's a small white sticker that says 'Elena.' I also noticed a tiny dent on the lower bout and some light scratches along the back, but the instrument looks playable. I figured it's probably important to someone and would really like to help reunite it with its owner. If this is yours, message me here and we can arrange a safe handoff.
I found a blue sparkle snare drum this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the San Marcos Public Library on Hopkins Street. It's a Pearl Export Series 14x6.5 inch snare with a clear blue sparkle finish and bright chrome hardware. The shell has a couple of light scratches along the edge and a small dent near the throw-off. Inside, there's a faded sticker with the initials 'M.S.' I left it near the library's bike racks, hoping the owner would recognize it. If this belongs to you, describe the dent and the interior sticker to confirm and I can meet you to return it.
I found a silver MacBook Air 13-inch this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the San Marcos Public Library on East Hopkins Street, tucked by the bike racks. It’s in a black neoprene sleeve with a small green dragon sticker on the lid and a faint coffee stain near the bottom-right corner. The laptop boots up and looks in decent shape, the Apple logo is intact, and the screen shows a nature wallpaper—no charger was with it. If this is yours, drop me a message with a couple identifying details (like the sleeve sticker or the wallpaper) and we can arrange a pickup near the library.
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