Orange County police investigating after $1 million in sports and Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck – CBS News

Orange County police investigating after $1 million in sports and Pokémon cards stolen from FedEx truck  CBS News

An investigation is underway after nearly $1 million in trading cards was stolen from a FedEx truck in Orange County last week. It happened on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, in the 1600 block of E. St. Andrew, according to the Santa Ana Police Department. Officers were called to the Professional Sports Authenticator headquarters for reports of a theft. Police said that two pallets were stolen, and a third was "disrupted." Each pallet contained miscellaneous trading cards, including sports and Pokémon. "The estimated value at the time was $963,000; however, the exact value of what was stolen could not be determined until the remaining boxes were scanned," the Santa Ana PD statement said.

Skyler, a YouTuber known as SKY-B Cards, was one of the collectors whose valuable inventory was affected by the theft. He said he was waiting for a package of graded cards to be delivered to his home when he received an alert that no shipment was coming. "There were cards in that order that you can't replace," Skyler said to CBS LA. "It's the worst feeling I've ever experienced, honestly."His personal order contained more than 100 cards, which he valued at more than $100,000. "A hundred and four cards which were either case hits, which are ultra rare, or they're 1-of-1s, meaning they're the only one in the