"My parents found an '88 Aggie ring buried in their flower bed this weekend. They tracked down the owner and returned it to him today. He lost it while appraising the house on a cold day in February 2002 - long before they moved in."

Story written by a Sooner. Good stuff.

I wish someone would find mine...

Mine too :/

I lost mine shortly after getting it, but found it a few days later on the ground next to a pile of brush I had burned the day I lost it.

I thought mine was lost. But I found it yesterday!!

I would have given him the opportunity to purchase it on ebay.

That's pretty cool!

I would also like someone to find mine.

I've met at least three people who have lost their Aggie Rings in a snowball fight.

Moral of the story? Don't get in a snowball fight with your Aggie Ring on.

i have a metal detector

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I've met at least three people who have lost their Aggie Rings in a snowball fight.

Moral of the story? Don't get in a snowball fight with your Aggie Ring on.

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fingers shrink in the cold

Mine will be found 70 years from now when the trash in some random Houston landfill is "re-purposed".

Mine can be found buried in my purse... Because it shrunk... And I need to have it resized...

This is very good news.

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I lost mine after a drunken night in Fredricksburg. Aces found it on the front step of the house we were renting just as I had given up. I need to get mine resized.

Splits' ring shrunk

Mom found one in some sort of resale shop a few years ago and the Ring Office tracked down the lady it belonged to and returned it to her. I guess it had been stolen. It was cool to see it get back to the Aggie who earned it.

I have seen at least one a month on Ebay, it used to be one or two a year.

I lost mine my senior of high school when I didn't apply to A&M.

never going to find it.

My uncle, class of '49 lost his while fishing in a lake outside of Auburn, Alabama when he was there working on his master's degree in the early 50's. It's still there. He says he could tell you exactly where he was standing when it came off of his finger during a cast. He turns 85 next month. I'd give my left nut to be able to find that ring for him before he passes on.

wonder how many aggie rings are in lake travis? it will soon be dried.completely up, so get your metal detectors ready!

i never wear mine so it's really easy not to lose