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A true hero.
The people who will pretend virtue in a situation such as this, where it's obvious that no one is being hurt because no one knows the money exists, are the same people who will gloat at an acquisition gotten in a fire sale due to someone having debts they can't repay, or dress up in a nice suit and work at a bank whose business it is to steal money every day. Why? Because we can romanticize this story, imagining that this is kindly old Grandpa's life savings, with absolutely no evidence that this is true.
About 30 years ago, my husband and I were in a little hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant. It was crowded with people who obviously worked hard for a living. We figured it must be payday. You ordered at the counter, and while we were waiting among the crowd to do that, my husband looked down and spotted a $50 bill. We knew, from the look of the crowd, that $50 was likely to be the month's food budget for somebody. So he went up to the counter, said we'd found some money and if someone asked about it, to send them over to our table. We waited for quite a while, but no one came.
If I find something that is obviously of value to someone, and there's anything I can do to return it to them, I'll do it. I hope that someone would do the same for me.