Collectors report PSA-graded cards stolen from burglarized FedEx vehicle after leaving Southern California facility

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• Dexerto — Pokémonfirst reporttrust 50·agreement 100%·primary
  TCG collector says $100K PSA card order stolen in Pokemon, MTG & Yu-Gi-Oh FedEx truck burglary - Dexerto
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• IGN — Pokémontrust 50·agreement 100%·ai assisted
  'We Take This Incident Seriously' — PSA Responds After More Than $100,000 Worth of Graded Trading Cards Stolen from FedEx Truck
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• collection_sizereported

  104-card collection belonging to collector SKY-B

  “PSA had notified him via email that a FedEx truck carrying his 104-card collection had been burglarized after leaving its Southern California location”source

• company_responsereported

  PSA deactivated certificates for stolen items and alerted selling platforms and auction partners

  “PSA said it had deactivated certificates associated with the stolen items and alerted selling platforms and auction partners.”source

• company_responseconfirmed

  PSA deactivated certificates for stolen items and notified marketplace partners

  “"We have deactivated the certificates for the stolen items and notified marketplace partners so they can be on the lookout for rare and serialized items."”source

• compensationreported

  PSA said it would compensate customers based on fair market value up to the Maximum Insured Value selected per item

  “"We will compensate you for the items from your order that were involved, which is based on fair market value up to the Maximum Insured Value ("MIV") you selected for each item."”source

• compensationconfirmed

  PSA says compensation is based on fair market value up to the Maximum Insured Value selected per item

  “"We will compensate you for the items from your order that were involved, which is based on fair market value up to the Maximum Insured Value ("MIV") you selected for each item."”source

• estimated_lossrumour

  A dealer told Boston Card Hunter customers lost an estimated $500K of declared value

  “content creator and fellow collector Boston Card Hunter claimed that he was approached by a “major PSA dealer” who told him that customers had lost an estimated “$500K of declared value.””source

• grading_feesreported

  SKY-B says he spent $8,000 on grading fees

  “SKY-B says he spent $8,000 to have the cards graded, which had a maximum insurance value of $156,000 each.”source

• loss_valuereported

  SKY-B reported a 104-card PSA submission worth more than $100,000 was stolen

  “A trading card collector says their 104-card PSA submission worth more than $100,000 was stolen from a FedEx vehicle”source

• stolen_card_listrumour

  383 serialized cards compiled as allegedly stolen

  “Boston Card Hunter has compiled a list of 383 serialized cards that were allegedly stolen from this FedEx truck”source

• theftreported

  A FedEx vehicle transporting PSA orders was burglarized after leaving PSA's Southern California facility

  ““After leaving our PSA facility in Southern California, a FedEx vehicle transporting PSA orders was burglarized, and items were stolen,” the message read.”source

• theft_valuereported

  More than $100,000 worth of PSA-graded cards reportedly stolen

  “Hundreds of PSA-graded trading cards worth more than $100,000 were reportedly stolen from a FedEx truck over the weekend”source

• unknown_detailsreported

  The shared emails do not state the burglary's exact date or location, the number of affected orders, or total value stolen

  “The publicly shared emails do not specify the burglary’s exact date or location, the number of affected orders, or the total value of the stolen items.”source

• unverified_reportsrumour

  Other collectors reported losing a PSA 9 Smaug the Magnificent (Magic: The Gathering), a serialized Yu-Gi-Oh card numbered 95/100, and a Pikachu card

  “another customer reported a stolen serialized Yu-Gi-Oh card numbered 95/100, while a separate commenter said their Pikachu card was affected. Those accounts have not been independently verified.”source