PSA Card Grading: $100K Stolen Order Shakes Trading [Confirmed]

Professional card grading authority PSA confirmed an investigation into a stolen $100,000 shipment belonging to collector and content creator Sky-B, who spent over two years assembling the rare sports and gaming collection before it disappeared in transit during October 2026. According to verified reports from Kotaku, the affected customer spent more than $8,000 upfront solely on professional authentication fees and insured the total lot for up to $156,000 under the Maximum Insured Value program. The stolen package contained premier rookie issues, including a projected PSA 10 Tyrese Maxey estimated at $1,911 and a Caleb Williams gem mint card valued above $1,500. PSA notified the creator via official email, stating that reimbursement hinges upon fair market value determinations capped at declared limits while local law enforcement attempts asset recovery. Much like digital platform vulnerabilities highlighted in our report on [FF14 Account Breaches: Square Enix Urgent Warning [Confirmed]](/news/ff14-account-breaches-square-enix-warning), tangible collectibles face severe custody risks whenever third-party logistics handle high-value inventory. Collectors are now demanding immediate transparency regarding courier screening and claim resolution terms.