PSA Publishes 6,451-Item Inventory After FedEx Truck Theft

PSA has published an official 93-page PDF listing 6,451 graded items stolen from a FedEx truck on October 13, 2026, after customer orders were picked up from its Santa Ana site, and it has deactivated their certifications. The affected orders were customer submissions in the process of being returned. The inventory pairs item descriptions with certification numbers or identifiers, and it covers many different references and several collecting universes, not only Pokémon cards. One listed item is a 1999 Charizard Holo 1st Edition, card number 4, with PSA certification 177980867. The FBI and Santa Ana police are investigating, and PSA's statement is dated October 23, 2026. PSA has begun compensation procedures and refunded the grading fees concerned. Compensation handling depends on the return label used and on insurance conditions, and customers who sent cards through an intermediary are asked to contact that intermediary. The search for the stolen items continues independently of the announced compensation. PSA says its Cert Verification tool looks up the information tied to a certification number, but it warns that a match in its database does not remove all risk, because counterfeiters can reuse a real number on a fake label.