Pokémon Collectibles Worth Over $100,000 Stolen from Massachusetts Shop

A burglar targeted a specialty shop in Massachusetts, smashing the door open with a hammer and stealing rare Pokémon cards and vintage box sets worth between $100,000 to $113,000. The thief, who worked quickly, was in and out of the store within 30 seconds, targeting high-value items. The stolen items included five rare cards, a BGS 8.5 First Edition Shadowless Charizard, and a BGS 7.5 First Edition Shadowless Blastoise, as well as a sealed Pokémon base set Unlimited Green Wing Booster Box.

Key Takeaways:

  • The burglar smashed open the door of 1st Edition Collectibles in New Bedford, Massachusetts, with a hammer to gain access to the store.
  • The thief stole rare Pokémon cards and vintage box sets worth between $100,000 to $113,000, including five rare cards and a sealed booster box.
  • The stolen items included a BGS 8.5 First Edition Shadowless Charizard and a BGS 7.5 First Edition Shadowless Blastoise.
  • The booster box contains 36 packs of original cards from 1999 to 2000, making the stolen items incredibly rare.
  • The shop, 1st Edition Collectibles, specializes in trading cards and collectibles and is located in downtown New Bedford, Massachusetts.
  • The New Bedford Police Department is investigating the break-in and no arrests have been made.
  • The store's owners are using social media to raise public awareness about the stolen items and appeal for information from the public.
  • Pokémon has a fierce following among fans and collectors due to its "gotta catch 'em all" catchphrase and various commercial forms, including figurines, animated series, films, and video and smartphone games.

Statistics:

  • The stolen Pokémon cards and vintage box sets were worth $100,000 to $113,000.
  • The burglar smashed open the door of the shop within 2:30 a.m. and was in and out of the store within 30 seconds.
  • The stolen items included five rare cards and a sealed Pokémon base set Unlimited Green Wing Booster Box.
  • The sealed booster box contains 36 packs of original cards from 1999 to 2000.

Sources:

  • William Gilmour, owner of 1st Edition Collectibles, as stated on Sunday.
  • Holly Huntoon, spokeswoman for the New Bedford Police Department.