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FBI investigating theft of more than 6000 PSA-graded trading cards, including almost 3000 Pokémon cards
The FBI and Santa Ana police are investigating the theft of 6451 PSA-graded trading cards, including nearly 3000 Pokémon cards, from a FedEx truck. PSA has confirmed the incident and is cooperating with investigators, providing footage and records to help recover the stolen items, which are collectively valued at over $963,000. The company has deactivated certification numbers for the stolen cards and is processing refunds and insurance claims for affected customers.
Nearly $1 million worth of PSA-graded Pokémon and other TCG have been stolen right outside PSA's…
An estimated $963,000 worth of graded trading cards, primarily Pokémon, were stolen from a FedEx truck parked outside PSA's headquarters in Santa Ana, California. The theft occurred when a FedEx driver left the truck unattended for an extended period. PSA has pledged to refund affected customers, while the incident highlights a growing trend of TCG-related theft.
Police Confirm Nearly $1 Million Worth of Trading Cards Stolen in PSA FedEx Truck Heist
Police in Santa Ana, California are investigating a heist where over $963,000 worth of collectible trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck parked outside PSA's headquarters. The incident involved a significant loss of valuable merchandise.
PSA Responds After More Than $100,000 Worth of Graded Trading Cards Stolen from FedEx Truck
Over $100,000 worth of PSA-graded trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck, causing distress among collectors. The full extent of the loss is still being assessed.
A "holy grail" copy of Super Mario Bros. has sold for $3m
A rare, sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. for the NES has sold for a record-breaking $3 million USD at Heritage Auctions. The copy, rated 9.6 A++ by PSA, was discovered in its original Control Deck NES Bundle and is a highly elusive variant from the game's second production run. This sale significantly surpasses previous auction records for the game and highlights the growing value of rare video game collectibles.
Logan Paul Defends $16M Pokémon Card Amid Grading Controversy
Logan Paul is defending the perfect PSA 10 grade of his $16 million Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card against online criticism from collectors who question its condition. The controversy highlights ongoing issues with consistency and trust in card grading companies like PSA, impacting the high-value trading card market.
