Lost 1953 class ring CO

[Rckymtnhigh]

Hi- my Mom is missing her 1953 class ring. It has been missing since 2012. It has her initials on it and it has inscribed " The beauty and the Deity" it has a shield with a cross, a half moon and stars on it. Please let me know if you have seen one like this anywhere. Thank you.

 

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[Rookster]

What area are you in? It's a big country.

 

[Rckymtnhigh]

Hi I am in Colorado.

 

[U.B.]

I wish you luck in finding your Mom’s ring. Do you have an idea of where, in Colorado, she lost it?

 

[Rckymtnhigh]

Hi U.B. I do. It was taken from her house in Colorado Springs. The only thing I want to do is find it for her if I can. It means a lot to her and would mean the world to her if I can find it. Every once in a while I Google search for it and today I found this forum where people sometime find class rings and I thought I would give it a shot. It could be anywhere by now.

 

[Jason in Enid]

If it was stolen, its gone. Thieves steal things to sell. "scrap" gold and silver get sold to refineries. Sorry, but theres a huge difference between a ring someone lost in the park and one stolen from their home.

 

[Rckymtnhigh]

If it was stolen, its gone. Thieves steal things to sell. "scrap" gold and silver get sold to refineries. Sorry, but theres a huge difference between a ring someone lost in the park and one stolen from their home.

I understand this and it makes me very sad. I will still hold out hope that maybe they sold it to a pawn shop and it has changed hands and will maybe appear someday.

 

[Russoca]

If you know the company that made it (like Jostens) you may be able to get a one off made for her, then inscribe it.

Contact the school and see if they, or former secretary (they know everything), know the company. Not many out there and its probably under $100 to get a re-do. Inscribing shouldn't be too much either.

Not the same thing, but, the odds are better replicating than finding I think. However, never say never, right?


Russ

 

[Rckymtnhigh]

If you know the company that made it (like Jostens) you may be able to get a one off made for her, then inscribe it.

Contact the school and see if they, or former secretary (they know everything), know the company. Not many out there and its probably under $100 to get a re-do. Inscribing shouldn't be too much either.

Not the same thing, but, the odds are better replicating than finding I think. However, never say never, right?


Russ

Thank you, this is a great idea!

 

[A2coins]

I also wish you luck ya never know

 

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[3684eb473d]

Are you going to try and find who lost it?