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Nearly $1M in sports, Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck in California

Trading cards worth nearly $1M stolen from FedEx truck in California

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Graded trading cards, including Pokémon cards, were stolen from a FedEx truck outside a PSA facility in Santa Ana, California. The theft occurred at some point, but the exact timing is unclear. The value of the stolen cards is estimated to be nearly $1 million. According to Fox News, the incident happened outside a PSA facility in Santa Ana.

PSA, a leading third-party grading company, has responded to the theft. IGN reported that the company has acknowledged the incident, but provided little additional information. The current status of the investigation is unclear. The incident has not yet received widespread attention, but it is likely to be a major concern for the trading card community.

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How much were the stolen cards worth?

Nearly $1 million

What kind of cards were stolen?

Graded trading cards, including Pokémon cards

Has anyone been charged in connection with the theft?

No information is available on this topic

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