Official PSA Stolen Card Database
PSA has published an official list of 6,451 stolen items from the October 2026 theft. CollectorRecovery.org is providing this information as a public resource to help the collecting community identify and report stolen inventory.
About This Data
All records on this page originate exclusively from PSA's official publication dated October 23, 2026. CollectorRecovery.org has not modified, supplemented, or verified individual records beyond what PSA has published. The official 93-page PDF document is the authoritative source.
Search the Stolen Card Registry
Search by PSA certification number, card description, or other identifiers to check if a specific card appears on PSA's official stolen list.
The full 6,451-record dataset is currently being imported and verified against PSA's official publication. The searchable database will be activated once all records have been confirmed accurate. In the meantime, please refer to the official PSA PDF document linked above.
Independent Reward — CollectorRecovery.org
CollectorRecovery.org is independently offering a reward of $5,000 to $10,000 for credible information leading to the verified recovery of stolen cards connected to the October 2026 PSA/FedEx theft.
Report a Sighting
If you have seen any of the cards on PSA's stolen list offered for sale, traded, or transferred — online or in person — please report it immediately. All tips are treated confidentially.
Tips can be submitted via our secure form or emailed directly to Tips@CollectorRecovery.org. You may remain anonymous.
What to include in your report
- Where you saw the card (marketplace, shop, social media, etc.)
- Listing URL or seller information if available
- PSA certification number if visible
- Date and time of the sighting
- Any screenshots or photographs
- Your contact information (optional — anonymous tips accepted)
Important Disclaimer
CollectorRecovery.org is an independent initiative and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator), FedEx, or any law enforcement agency. The information on this page is provided as a public resource based on PSA's official publication. CollectorRecovery.org makes no representations regarding the completeness or accuracy of PSA's published list. The reward offered by CollectorRecovery.org is independent of any reward program operated by PSA, FedEx, or law enforcement. If you have information about this theft, you are encouraged to also contact your local law enforcement agency.