Nearly $1M in Pokémon, Trading Cards Stolen From FedEx Truck at PSA
S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl
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Summary
- Two pallets of trading cards valued at approximately $963,000 were stolen from a FedEx truck in Santa Ana, California.
- The cards, which included Pokémon and sports cards, had been graded by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA).
- PSA has deactivated the certificates for the stolen cards and notified marketplaces to monitor for these items.
- PSA has voided the certificates so the cards are hard to resell, and collectors say some of the losses are irreplaceable one-of-ones.
- FedEx is working with the Santa Ana Police Department as the investigation continues.
Timeline
FedEx says it is working with Santa Ana police. No arrests have been made and the investigation is onoging.
Affected customers are being contacted and compensated at fair market value.
PSA says it has deactivated the certificates on every stolen card and alerted marketplaces to watch for rare and serialized items.
Police put the estimated value at $963,000, with the exact total unknown until the remaining boxes are scanned. The pallets held a mix of Pokémon, sports and other trading cards.
Santa Ana police say two pallets of trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew Pl on Oct. 13; a third pallet was "disrupted." The cards had just been graded at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a collectibles company.
Incident reported at S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl.
FedEx says it is working with Santa Ana police. No arrests have been made and the investigation is onoging.
Affected customers are being contacted and compensated at fair market value.
PSA says it has deactivated the certificates on every stolen card and alerted marketplaces to watch for rare and serialized items.
Police put the estimated value at $963,000, with the exact total unknown until the remaining boxes are scanned. The pallets held a mix of Pokémon, sports and other trading cards.
Santa Ana police say two pallets of trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew Pl on Oct. 13; a third pallet was "disrupted." The cards had just been graded at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a collectibles company.
Incident reported at S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl.
FedEx says it is working with Santa Ana police. No arrests have been made and the investigation is onoging.
Affected customers are being contacted and compensated at fair market value.
PSA says it has deactivated the certificates on every stolen card and alerted marketplaces to watch for rare and serialized items.
Police put the estimated value at $963,000, with the exact total unknown until the remaining boxes are scanned. The pallets held a mix of Pokémon, sports and other trading cards.
Santa Ana police say two pallets of trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew Pl on Oct. 13; a third pallet was "disrupted." The cards had just been graded at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a collectibles company.
Incident reported at S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl.
FedEx says it is working with Santa Ana police. No arrests have been made and the investigation is onoging.
Affected customers are being contacted and compensated at fair market value.
PSA says it has deactivated the certificates on every stolen card and alerted marketplaces to watch for rare and serialized items.
Police put the estimated value at $963,000, with the exact total unknown until the remaining boxes are scanned. The pallets held a mix of Pokémon, sports and other trading cards.
Santa Ana police say two pallets of trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew Pl on Oct. 13; a third pallet was "disrupted." The cards had just been graded at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a collectibles company.
Incident reported at S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl.
FedEx says it is working with Santa Ana police. No arrests have been made and the investigation is onoging.
Affected customers are being contacted and compensated at fair market value.
PSA says it has deactivated the certificates on every stolen card and alerted marketplaces to watch for rare and serialized items.
Police put the estimated value at $963,000, with the exact total unknown until the remaining boxes are scanned. The pallets held a mix of Pokémon, sports and other trading cards.
Santa Ana police say two pallets of trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew Pl on Oct. 13; a third pallet was "disrupted." The cards had just been graded at Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a collectibles company.
Incident reported at S Lyon St & E St Andrew Pl.
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Team Rocket
Double the trouble
Inside job
@socalhottie for sure!!!! Two whole pallets don’t fit in anyone’s pocket
Gotta catch em all!
Pika pika
@Apj09 🤣🤣
Team Rocket
Double the trouble
Inside job
@socalhottie for sure!!!! Two whole pallets don’t fit in anyone’s pocket
Gotta catch em all!
Pika pika
@Apj09 🤣🤣
Team Rocket
Double the trouble
Inside job
@socalhottie for sure!!!! Two whole pallets don’t fit in anyone’s pocket
Gotta catch em all!
Pika pika
@Apj09 🤣🤣
Team Rocket
Double the trouble
Inside job
@socalhottie for sure!!!! Two whole pallets don’t fit in anyone’s pocket
Gotta catch em all!
Pika pika
@Apj09 🤣🤣
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Team Rocket
Double the trouble
Inside job
@socalhottie for sure!!!! Two whole pallets don’t fit in anyone’s pocket
Gotta catch em all!
Pika pika
@Apj09 🤣🤣