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Trading Cards Valued at Nearly $1 Million Stolen from FedEx Truck in California
What happened
Thieves stole approximately 250 packages containing trading cards from a FedEx truck parked outside Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) headquarters in Santa Ana, California. Police said the stolen cards were valued at approximately $963,000 to nearly $1 million. The cards included sports cards, Pokémon cards, and other collectible trading cards that were being sent to or from the authentication and grading facility.
Side by side
ABC News leads with "$1 million heist" and emphasizes the location as "near a Southern California business that authenticates and grades the collectible items." NBC News specifies the types as "sports, Pokémon and other trading cards" and notes the theft happened "last week."
- ABCWATCH: $1 million heist nets rare Pokémon cardsABC News · Lean Left
- NBCNearly $1M in sports, Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck in CaliforniaNBC News · Lean Left
Newsweek provides straightforward reporting, leading with the theft of "Trading Cards Worth Nearly $1 Million" and noting "around 250 packages of cards were stolen," attributing the information to police.
- NWFedEx Truck Robbed of Trading Cards Worth Nearly $1 MillionNewsweek · Center
The New York Post leads with "Brazen" heist and describes thieves as "Crooks," adding that the theft left "collectors reeling." Fox News Digital provides the specific figure of "more than 200 packages" valued at "approximately $963,000" and notes "A thief broke into a FedEx truck."
- NYPTrading card nightmare as PSA reveals stunning list of more than 6k collector items swiped in brazen heistNew York Post · Right
- NYPBrazen $1M trading card heist outside PSA headquarters leaves collectors reelingNew York Post · Right
- FOXNearly $1M in graded trading cards stolen from FedEx truck outside PSA facility in Santa AnaFox News Digital · Right
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