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FBI Is Officially Investigating An Unprecedented Pokémon Card Heist

The disappearance of over 6,450 cards on a FedEx truck might make this the biggest Pokémon TCG theft of all time

FBI Is Officially Investigating An Unprecedented Pokémon Card Heist
Image: Polygon

Quick summary

The disappearance of over 6,450 cards on a FedEx truck might make this the biggest Pokémon TCG theft of all time

Curated and translated by LuaCat Games

What we know so far

Automatic note by LuaCat Games, built from what we know about the coverage (who reported it, how many sites, the story’s history) — not a translation or copy of the source.

So far only Polygon has run it, but that's a newsroom that checks what it publishes. Pokémon came out in 1996 and never left: that's 30 years of turning up in every conversation about it. In the 30 days before this one, 111 other Pokémon stories ran here.

Bottom line: You can treat this as firm, just keep an eye on updates.

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10/26/2026 12:46
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10/26/2026 12:53
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Timeline: Pokémon

What’s come out about Pokémon so far, newest first.

  1. "We Couldn't Believe It" - Man's Forgotten Pokémon Collection Sells For $2 MillionNintendo Life
  2. Pokémon Pokopia DLC 2 Leaks Reveal New Pokémon and MorePolygon · Expansion
  3. Pokemon Pokopia datamine seemingly leaks full DLC 2 Pokemon lineupNintendo Everything · Expansion
  4. Em 1998, no auge da febre do Pokémon, o Nintendo 64 permitiu que milhares de crianças conversassem com uma IA do PikachuIGN Brasil
  5. FBI investigating theft of more than 6000 PSA-graded trading cards, including almost 3000 Pokémon cardsEurogamer

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