18 Lost Items That Turned Up In Unexpected Places

"So I found my 9-year-old’s 'lost' Yoshi toy in my freezer."

Ah, kids will be kids, huh? They should consider yourself lucky that this wasn't their car keys, lol. What are they going to hide in the freezer next? That's what I would like to know.

"My 3-year old lost my wedding ring a good few months ago now and couldn't remember where she put it."

Speaking of kids and hiding spots, how would you feel if your child hid your wedding ring in a place like this? Oh, my gosh! That's both clever and mischievous.

"While ripping the carpet out of our Miata, we found 18 years of lost change."

Whoa, this car is a money pit, haha. I wonder how much change this added up to, huh? What do you think? Do you want to give me an educated guess? I'm thinking about $60.

"For the past week, I thought I lost my magnetic charging port for my phone. I gave up. Today I sat down for lunch and looked at my keys. Smh. Lol."

Okay, first of all, I had no idea what this magnetic port was, ha, ha. But now I get it. It's funny how it can just attach itself to anything magnetic, huh?

Check this story out: this person lost their ring at Roger's Park in Beaumont, TX, about two years back. And then they actually found it in the same park. Wow! Isn't that so cool or what?

Oh man, I wish that was the case with my iPod. Sadly, mine was stolen and never recovered again. Dang, it! Why couldn't I have had this person's luck? That would have totally made my day. How about you?

"One of my motorcycles got stolen a couple of years ago, I just found it in the forest after the fire came through."

Oh, shucks! I bet this person is so sad to see it in such a bad state. What are the odds of finding it at all, though? Am I right?

"My dog passed away two years ago. He hid his favorite toy before he went and I couldn't find it anywhere. Found it this morning and it has turned into a beautiful memorial. Big manly tears were shed."

Oh my gosh!

"In 1986 my friend bought a ticket to see Prince live in Copenhagen, he lost it and couldn't go. 29 years later he finds the unused ticket in the back of a book."

Yikes! I would have been so upset if I wasn't able to see my favorite artist because I lost the concert ticket. That's why I never hide important things such as these in random objects, ha, ha.

"My mom lost a very special earring overseas while visiting relatives two months ago. We searched for days when it went missing. Today we found it."

Don't you love it when that happens? I don't know about you, but I feel like it's one of the best moments when you find something you have lost.

"Six years ago, my ex lost her luggage at the cottage. It was found floating down the river this weekend by my mother. Bonus whiskey inside!"

Ha, ha, imagine that? I guess now they can celebrate by having a drink of that whiskey. I bet it's still pretty good.

"My grandpa hung his skates on a small tree when he was younger. He forgot he had left them there and found them years later."

Well, what do you know? After all these years, the skates embedded themselves into the tree. That's so cool, right?

"82-year-old man just discovered his lost wedding ring in carrot from his own garden."

Is that right? I guess this guy is a fan of gardening. So you would think that when he lost his ring, he would have looked around that area but apparently not.

"My buddy lost his iPhone in early February and just found it... frozen into our driveway... AND IT STILL WORKS."

Holy moly. That is one strong phone. It must be an iPhone, huh? I know mine can withstand some water, but I wouldn't have imagined it surviving that.

Can you imagine losing a book only to get the same exact one when you order a used one online? That's quite the coincidence. Am I right? I guess that's why you should put your name on the inside in case this ever happens.

Are you telling me that this person hasn't used the scanner in a year? Ha, ha. Well, that's a long time. Seriously, that would have been the first place I would have looked. I mean, it's the last place they left it. Am I right? Total facepalm.

"So my dad, a fisherman at lake "Attersee" Austria, just fished up his old, lost wallet in one of his fishnets, after he had dropped it into the lake 20 YEARS AGO."

Wow, that's quite the story, huh? What are the odds of that?

"My friend lost his wedding ring in the ocean — and this woman FOUND IT!"

Whoa! Can you believe that? I'm always so paranoid about my engagement ring. A few times I thought I lost it and I got very upset. So if it slipped off into the ocean I would have been devastated. Thank goodness for this lady here.

I have to admit that I often get attached to things, so when I lose something, I get pretty sad about it. Most of the time, the object has sentimental value, and that's what upsets me about the loss the most. However, it's definitely a happy day when the item you thought you lost forever all of a sudden appears again. Don't you love that?