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21 October 2026

Nearly $1M in Pokémon and sports cards vanish from FedEx truck, driver discovers missing lock

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Nearly $1M in Pokémon and sports cards vanish from FedEx truck, driver discovers missing lock

Nearly $1 million in Pokémon, sports and other trading cards disappeared from a FedEx truck in Santa Ana, California. The driver discovered the missing cargo October 13 outside a Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) facility. Two pallets had vanished, and someone had removed additional packages from a third. Police are still trying to determine when and where the theft occurred. Driver discovers missing lock at PSA facility The FedEx vehicle was parked in a lot belonging to PSA when the driver noticed something wrong.

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