Nearly $1M in graded trading cards stolen from FedEx truck in Santa Ana
Thieves stole more than 200 packages of graded sports and Pokémon cards, valued at about $963,000, from a FedEx truck parked outside PSA in Santa Ana, California, last week.
Police say nearly $1 million in rare trading cards was taken from a FedEx truck parked near a card-grading business in Southern California. ABC News reported the police account on Wednesday's coverage; NBC News said police announced the theft on Monday and that it happened the week before.
Fox News reports a thief broke into the truck outside Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) in Santa Ana and took more than 200 packages. It puts their value at about $963,000. The Verge gives the same figure, citing The Athletic.
The stolen items include sports cards and Pokémon cards, NBC News reports. The Verge says the packages held graded cards being sent back to their owners.
No report says anyone has been arrested.
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- NBC NewsNearly $1M in sports, Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck in CaliforniaMon, Oct 19, 9:36 PM EDT
- The VergeOver $963,000 worth of graded Pokémon and sports cards were stolen from FedexTue, Oct 20, 10:48 AM EDT
- Fox NewsNearly $1M in graded trading cards stolen from FedEx truck outside PSA facility in Santa AnaTue, Oct 20, 11:32 AM EDT
- ABC NewsWATCH: $1 million heist nets rare Pokémon cardsWed, Oct 21, 6:43 AM EDT
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Earlier versions (2)
- Tue, Oct 20, 11:40 AM EDT, 3 outlets: Over 200 packages of graded trading cards stolen from FedEx truck in Santa Ana
- Tue, Oct 20, 10:50 AM EDT, 2 outlets: Trading cards worth nearly $1 million stolen from FedEx truck in California