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PSA says FBI and Santa Ana police are investigating theft of 6,451 graded items, publishes full stolen list

PSA stated it is working with the Santa Ana Police Department and the FBI on the investigation into a October 13 theft of more than 200 packages from a FedEx truck outside its Santa Ana, California headquarters. PSA published a list of all 6,451 stolen items, deactivated the associated certification numbers, notified marketplace partners, and outlined compensation guidance including refunds of grading fees.

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Extracted facts (6)

  • compensationconfirmed

    PSA is contacting affected customers and has refunded grading fees, separate from eventual compensation

    “They are actively reaching out to affected customers and have issued refunds for the grading fees that are separate from, and do not reduce, the eventual compensation.”source
  • investigationconfirmed

    PSA confirmed the Santa Ana Police Department and the FBI are investigating, and have been given video footage, shipment manifests and item-level records

    “PSA confirmed in a statement that it is working with the Santa Ana Police Department and the FBI, both of which are investigating the theft.”source
  • mitigationconfirmed

    PSA deactivated certification numbers for every stolen graded item and shared the list with marketplaces, auction houses and commerce platforms

    “"We have deactivated the certification numbers associated with every stolen graded item and shared the complete list with marketplace sellers, auction houses, and digital commerce platforms, which are actively monitoring for these items," they said.”source
  • stolen_item_countconfirmed

    6,451 stolen items listed by PSA

    “PSA also published a complete list of the 6,451 stolen items”source
  • stolen_valuereported

    Almost $1 million worth of Pokemon and sports trading cards, per SAPD

    “According to the SAPD, almost $1 million worth of Pokemon and sports trading cards were stolen.”source
  • theft_datereported

    Theft occurred on October 13 outside PSA headquarters in Santa Ana, California

    “On October 13, more than 200 packages were stolen from a FedEx truck parked outside the PSA headquarters in Santa Ana, California.”source

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Confidence

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Source agreement100%
Entity matching50%
Official source0%
Publisher trust50%
Independent corroboration39%
Extraction confidence88%

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