Julie Angelicola visited the NJ Transit Customer Service Center at Penn Station to retrieve the ring, which she believed had been flushed down a train toilet while she was washing her hands.
Uber's lost and found report includes bucket of slime, tater tots and grandma's teeth.
The woman says she wasn't tempted to keep the stashed cash. "God has been kind to me and my children," she said. "What can I ever ask from God?"
"I was down there for about eight minutes," says SEPTA employee Edward Monroe. "It was kind of hard to find, but I found it in the end."
15-year-old Elian Ortiz loves to skateboard, so he had no problem taking a detour to perform a good deed.
A Philadelphia man lost his wedding ring Thursday in the water in Ocean City, New Jersey. Hours later, thanks to suggestions on social media, the ring was found.