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FedEx truck robbed of trading cards worth over $963,000 outside PSA headquarters

Thieves stole approximately 250 packages containing trading cards valued at least $963,000 from a parked FedEx delivery truck. The heist occurred directly outside the Professional Sports Authenticator headquarters in Santa Ana, California. Police in Santa Ana are investigating the theft, which targeted sports and Pokémon cards sent by customers for authentication and grading. Collectors expressed outrage following the incident, as early estimates of the loss varied before police confirmed the higher valuation.

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  • ✓ Thieves stole trading cards worth at least $963,000 from a FedEx truck in California.
  • ✓ The robbery took place outside the PSA headquarters in Santa Ana, California.
  • ✓ Police stated that around 250 packages of cards were stolen from the delivery truck.
  • ✓ The stolen cargo included sports and Pokémon cards.
🛡️ Source Corroboration: 18 independent reporting domains (95% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

What changed

Police in Santa Ana officially confirmed that the stolen cards total at least $963,000 in value across roughly 250 missing packages.

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  1. FedEx Truck Robbed of $963K in Trading Cards Outside PSA HQ

    Thieves stole approximately 250 packages containing trading cards valued at least $963,000 from a parked FedEx delivery truck. The heist occurred directly outside the Professional Sports Authenticator headquarters in Santa Ana, California. Police in Santa Ana are investigating the theft, which targeted sports and Pokémon cards sent by customers for authentication and grading. Collectors expressed outrage following the incident, as early estimates of the loss varied before police confirmed the higher valuation.

    Why it matters

    The targeted facility belongs to Professional Sports Authenticator, a major authority in grading collectible sports and trading cards. Delivery trucks regularly transport high-value items to and from authentication companies, making logistics security a central concern for the collectible market. The theft highlights vulnerabilities in the transit chain for valuable alternative assets.

    What is confirmed

    • Thieves stole trading cards worth at least $963,000 from a FedEx truck in California.
    • The robbery took place outside the PSA headquarters in Santa Ana, California.
    • Police stated that around 250 packages of cards were stolen from the delivery truck.
    • The stolen cargo included sports and Pokémon cards.

    What to watch next

    • Law enforcement announcements regarding suspect identifications or arrests.
    • Updates from FedEx or PSA regarding enhanced security measures or customer reimbursements.
    Sources used for this update (19)
    1. www.nytimes.com — The New York Times - Breaking News, US News, World News and Videos
    2. www.yahoo.com — Yahoo
    3. www.newsweek.com — Correction policies and requests
    4. NBC News — Nearly $1M in sports, Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck in California
    5. The New York Times — FedEx truck robbed of trading cards worth over $963,000 outside PSA headquarters
    6. Yahoo — PSA Grading Customers Hit by Massive Card Theft After FedEx Truck Burglary
    7. CBS News — Orange County police investigating after $1 million in sports and Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck
    8. Mashable — Pokémon and sports card collectors outraged as PSA-graded cards stolen in delivery truck heist
    9. IGN — PSA Responds After More Than $100,000 Worth of Graded Trading Cards Stolen from FedEx Truck
    10. Resell Calendar — PSA FedEx Truck Theft May Top $1 Million in Stolen Cards
    11. NBC Los Angeles — Trading cards worth nearly $1 million stolen from FedEx truck, PSA says
    12. Cardlines — PSA Card Theft: $100K+ Reported Stolen From FedEx Truck
    confidence 95%
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