Active Investigation — Reward Available

Protecting Collectors.

Tracking Stolen Cards.
Restoring Trust.

CollectorRecovery.org is the national initiative uniting collectors, dealers, grading companies, and law enforcement to identify, report, and recover stolen trading cards.

Trusted by collectors nationwide

⚠ ACTIVE CASE: $5,000–$10,000 REWARD— October 2026 PSA/FedEx Theft. Credible tips lead to verified recovery.
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Our Mission

247+
Cards Reported
3
Active Cases
$10,000
Reward Available
Investigation

Every graded card has a certification number. Every theft leaves a trail.

The trading card community deserves a dedicated recovery network.

When a collection is stolen, collectors are left without resources, without a centralized registry, and without a coordinated response. CollectorRecovery.org changes that. We provide a secure platform to report stolen cards, submit confidential tips, and connect with a nationwide network of dealers, marketplaces, and law enforcement partners — all working together to track down stolen inventory and return it to its rightful owners.

Every graded card has a certification number. Every theft leaves a trail. We follow it.

How It Works

Three Steps to Recovery

01

Report

Submit your stolen card details — certification numbers, photographs, police report, and purchase documentation — through our secure reporting form.

02

Track

Your card enters our national registry. We alert partner dealers, marketplaces, and grading companies to flag the card if it surfaces for resale or re-grading.

03

Recover

When a match is found, we coordinate with law enforcement and the reporting collector to verify ownership and facilitate recovery.

Active Cases & Rewards

Active case — stolen trading cards
ACTIVE INVESTIGATION

CASE #CR-2026-001

October 2026 PSA/FedEx Theft

Reward Offered

$5,000–$10,000

For credible information leading to verified recovery

A significant collection of PSA-graded sports cards and Pokémon cards was stolen in connection with a FedEx shipment in October 2026. The stolen inventory includes high-value graded cards with documented certification numbers. We are actively seeking information from anyone who has seen these cards offered for sale, traded, or transferred.

  • Multiple PSA-graded cards with known certification numbers
  • FedEx shipment intercepted in transit — October 2026
  • Law enforcement case filed — report number on file
Coming Soon

Building the National Stolen Card Registry

We are developing a suite of tools to make card theft recovery faster, smarter, and more coordinated than ever before.

Searchable Stolen Card Database

In Development

A public-facing registry where collectors, dealers, and marketplaces can search by certification number, card description, or case ID.

AI-Assisted Card Identification

Planned

Machine learning tools to match card photographs against reported stolen inventory — even when certification labels have been removed.

Automated Marketplace Monitoring

Planned

Real-time scanning of major trading card marketplaces to flag stolen cards the moment they are listed for sale.

Law Enforcement Integration

In Development

Direct reporting pipelines to local and federal law enforcement agencies with standardized documentation for stolen collectibles cases.

Secure database technology

The National Stolen Card Registry

Launching soon — powered by certification numbers, AI identification, and community reporting.

Partner With Us

Join the Recovery Network

Card shops, grading companies, online marketplaces, and community influencers are the front line of theft detection. When you partner with CollectorRecovery.org, you gain access to our stolen card registry, receive alerts for flagged inventory, and demonstrate your commitment to protecting the hobby.

Card Shops & Dealers

Grading Companies

Online Marketplaces

Community Influencers