FedEx Truck Robbed of Trading Cards Worth Nearly $1 Million
Summary
Nearly $1 million worth of trading cards, including Pokémon and sports cards, were stolen from a FedEx truck in Santa Ana, California. The truck was carrying newly graded cards back to their owners when it was broken into, and police are investigating the theft.Key Facts
- The theft happened on October 13 near the headquarters of Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA).
- Two pallets with about 100 packages each and parts of a third pallet were stolen.
- The stolen cards were valued at approximately $963,000.
- No arrests have been made, and no stolen items have been recovered yet.
- PSA has deactivated the stolen cards' certification numbers to make reselling harder.
- A YouTuber named SKY-B Cards lost 104 cards valued at over $100,000.
- The stolen cards were insured, with grading fees totaling $8,000 for SKY-B Cards.
- There have been multiple Pokémon card thefts in California this year, targeting collectors and shops.
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