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Entertainment · Video games · published 2026-10-21 · via PC Gamer

Thieves steal nearly $1M in graded Pokémon cards near PSA offices

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A shipment of PSA-graded Pokémon cards and other trading cards worth close to $1 million was stolen outside PSA's headquarters. The company plans to refund the affected parties.

Expanded Detail

The case concerns a shipment of collectible cards authenticated and graded by PSA, including Pokémon and other trading-card game items. Its reported value was approximately $1 million, and the theft happened outside the company’s headquarters. PSA plans to issue refunds to those affected. With limited details available, the episode mainly shows the high monetary stakes attached to professionally graded cards and the logistical risks involved in moving such collectibles.

Context

The theft could unsettle collectors and sellers who rely on graded cards as valuable assets, especially those awaiting shipments or refunds. It may also prompt hobby businesses and customers to review security and insurance practices for high-value collectibles. Broader confidence in the graded-card market could be affected if similar incidents recur, though the company’s refund plan may limit immediate harm to affected parties.

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