Quote from: hZti on August 06, 2022, 06:34:33 PM

What also the OP never said is if there is even a valid private key on there.

OP can't know if the private key is valid without trying to import it into a wallet, which he shouldn't do because he would be compromising the security of the coins. He could try to sign a message with the keys but that would again require that he plays around with the private key. Better not do any of that.

Quote from: dkbit98 on August 06, 2022, 09:11:21 PM

Than judging by your definition we should not have word FOUND at all in dictionary, and it should be replaced with STOLEN. Roll Eyes

You are being very weird about your definition of finding. You can find a mushroom in the forest and take it and probably no one would care. You can't find a bike leaning on a tree or a wall and say I found it so it's now mine. I didn't steal it from anyone, it was just there when I was walking by. Finding and not taking it or not keeping it for yourself is totally different from finding and stealing an item.

Quote from: easternklaas on Today at 04:11:03 AM

Respectfully, I'm not overly keen to divulge any additional info regarding my discovery than I already have. I have identified someone locally with the skills to search on my behalf for the original owner of the paper wallet. I'll update when I know more.

I can only agree with what o_e_l_e_o said. Without knowing much about Bitcoin, why do you think you have the skills, knowledge, or experience to identify the right person that can help you in your quest?