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Several years ago, my friends wife was working at a very high end jewelry store in Atlanta. A guy walks in, asks what’s the two most expensive rings. She shows him, takes out one and sets it on the tray on counter. He asks to see both side by side. She says “sir, we have a company policy not to put out more than one piece at a time.”
Guy looks at her and says, “you won’t show me both at once because I’m black! Right?”
Then he punches her in the face, knocks her out, grabs the one ring and runs away.
Broke several bones in her face and she struggled with social anxiety for many years as a result.
Moral of story. Well, do I need to say it?
this looks like a time period where only vendors and employees were there setting up or breaking down. def a inside job, likely the staff of the hotel.
Doubt it’s the hotel staff.
These dudes probably don’t understand what level of crime they just committed, they just stole an entire house in value 💀 wait until we see this one hit the news
Card shows are a gold mine for criminals … thousands of cash is handled plus super expensive cards …
@@Aztlanisthetruthgonna have to start bringing the 2nd amendment into these buildings ;)
@@nah4215you sound dumb saying that. What exactly would a gun have done in this exact situation? Are you gonna run around waving it looking for your cards? Are you gonna flash it to people and tell them not to try anything? Are you gonna shoot someone in the back as they walk off with stolen cards? A gun won’t help this situation.. what will is paying attention to your HALF A MILLION DOLLAR CASE OF CARDS!
@@zl8731you’re a 🐱
How expensive is your house?????? That’s like 6 houses
This shit was planned very carefully. In a wide open conference room someone was stacking fucking chairs to blend in. Grabs the goods without anyone noticing. Looked to be the youngest of the bunch too. Word is they changed clothes throughout the day. This wasn't planned on the fly in a single day. Someone has had their eye on this dealer for weeks or months. The small details of this heist are too carefully orchestrated. The older accomplices are distracting the dealers to perfection. The female at the top of the frame is suspicious as well.
None of them looked at any cameras. You know they knew they were there. Some thieves are simply brazen enough to not care and someone experienced knows that looking straight at one is a sign of nervousness. The guy bumping the kid is definite post-grab jitters but everyone else was calm as a glass of water. Even the kid bolting with the case. He grabbed that shit like he owned it and knew the most direct route out of there while looking normal. Being caught on camera and actually caught in the act are two totally different things. Luckily it only takes one suspect to talk and the dominos start to fall.
you are reading too much into it
So you’re fucked if you look into the camera but if you don’t, you’ll look guilty to folks like you? Lose lose situation for anyone accused of theft if you’re the one who gets to decide if they’re guilty or not. With that logic, you’re gonna pick guilty 10 times out of 10.
Who leaves half a million in cards unattended?
They weren’t intentionally left unattended the thieves made it to be that way. Normally there would have been 2 or 3 back there with the merchandise if they weren’t coordinated away from them
It’s not their fault.
had 3 employees sitting there. are you dumb or something?
Half a million? What about the other million?
@@kamb8sit’s the owners fault. 1.5 -2 million dollars and he couldn’t hire a bubba to look after the cards. Good luck getting insurance to cover it if they have it.
no security guards in the area makes it too easy for these people to snatch and run with stuff. hopefully they get caught quickly
If there had been a guard at the door he would have watched the guy walk out.
3:22 fuck bro I don't know about victim blaming, but leaving that much unattended was def not the right choice, when I'm traveling with my 2,000$ instrument I never let it leave my sight, considered cuffing myself to it when I'm in big crowds or tiny packed areas but thought it'd be too dramatic...if I'm a dick for saying that then by all means, but leaving that much "money" unattended is crazy.
or at least cuff the case to a table/chair.
You are not wrong but everyone wants to say the politically correct thing
At this much value even an inside man has to be considered a possibility. They knew where and which case to go for and looks like they had every spot covered.
@@tomokogaming8968 not me. The dealers are either in on or they are too stupid and who cares about them.
Crazy, I searched Dallas card show theft, and it pulled up a video from two years ago. Apparently this show has lots of theft problems.
Who leaves that much money in cards unattended that’s a red flag right there if you ask me
I heard it was 2 million. I hope they catch these scumbags!
Maybe they have them already. Insurance fraud maybe. Come on who leaves a $1-2 million case out in the open 10-20 ft away from them unguarded and back turned. No dealer I know who ever let that happen.
He won't be able to sell those cards...he'll be cut as soon as he put something on ebay !!!
@@deviljin22 Happens all the time. Dealers leave tables to get product or go to the bathroom. They prey on dealers working alone.
Either the dealers were in on it or they are too dump to comprehend basic security measures. If they are insured the insurance company is going to have a big problem with their lack of basic security and common sense. Just because you have an insurance policy doesnt mean they will pay this claim. It looks shady all around and you are an insured customer also must take basic steps to prevent theft. If I was an insurance company I would not pay this.
Did not even consider the insurance angle..makes you wonder doesn't it? Especially since it appears to be an inside job, with either local staff or employees being in on it. Very shady indeed.
I run a card shop in dfw and this is exactly one of the reasons why we dont do cons anymore. I even did a little mock con for my local middle school, and the first year i had kids steal from my booth. Middle schoolers! There are sadly more and more kids watching these pricks do hot lick challenges or whatever and embolden them to steal from honest working people, but dont think through the other end of where the actual hell do you think you are gonna sell that heat buddy? Sad. These guys will know what it's like to steal big money. Bye-bye misdemenor, hello grand theft felonies..
Moral compass of society is continuing to erode. I have high spender long time loyal customers steal from me because I trusted them in my LCS.
Youre a grown man crying broke children stole from you like kids dont steal from each other, the elderly and from every yardsale ever 💀 "where are you going to sell it?" literally anywhere if you have half a brain to separate yourself correctly and take your time.
@@hgin7451 Sadly it is always the ones you trust that steal. Just don't trust anyone!! You wouldn't put stack of 100s on the case and walk away but you would let a guy look at a 1,000 card or coin. Cameras and don't answer that phone or take care of another customer. Did you catch him in the act? I would always set them up with like 15 cards then make like I had to answer a phone. Gove them time to pocket something. He would buy 5 give me back 7 and steal 3. Called the cops then he produced them with the old "I must gave put them there cause I was thinking of buying those too:)
Not specifically victim blaming anyone, but it’s time to discuss this as a hobby. Some shows have hundreds of thousands, even millions of dollars changing hands. Yet the setups are no different than your local flea market.
What do you want personal security?
@@thewatchfuleye8401 I think as a hobby we need to realize that tables containing millions of dollars of cards have outgrown the current setups. Honestly, if my business was carrying 2-3 million in assets to a public space I would probably have security. Again, not blaming the person who was robbed here, but there are very loose security measures at card shows and it is no longer the world of dollar boxes as it was 10-20 years ago
@@RandomStuff0303 I agree with your sentiment.
@@thewatchfuleye8401if I had a million dollars worth of product then yes
If your inventory is over 100k you should have some level of security. Sorry but it’s hard to feel bad for somebody who gets their car stolen if they leave the cars unlocked in the hood
A dealer at the national Show 2 years ago at 2 million dollars worth of cards stolen and you never got them back
I've helped my buddy Mavs Collectibles set up several times at Collect A Cons on the day before and create content too. You're suppose to be able to leave your stuff while setting up but you just can't trust anyone. I would walk around filming but always kept an eye on my guys booth. And others as well tbh. Usually there are always people filming while set up is happening but at smaller card shows, not so much.
Idk if anyone noticed or mentioned but distraction guy #3 was using 2 phones. Walked in, bee lines it to distract the last worker, putting the phone he was talking to into his right pocket. Pulls out a new phone from the left pocket to show the worker, probably already queued up with the planned question.
jail time for half a million cards u wont get away with it dude u will sell a few then the cuffs come out
Very few thieves get caught!!!! Even less get caught and tried. Usually it's lets make a deal. Unless there is blood cops and DAs care little. Look at new york and LA crime does pay as long as it is retail theft for less than 1,000 they just get a desk appearance. Revolving door.
Unless the cards are 1 of 1’s or they’re arrested quickly, they’re gone. If these guys had that level of forethought to plan this then they’ll break the cards out of the slabs. I doubt all three are stupid enough to try and sell them in the slabs. Once they’re out, say goodbye. Be careful out there vendors!
yea idiots on here saying "its only a matter of time" like if they are this good at stealing they wont be equally good at selling. Like the theives wont burn/destroy 1 of 1s or keep them in a safe for 10 years to sell then or just keep and hand down to their children 😂. Between statute of limitations and different laws for every country, whats stopping them from selling 1 of 1s out of nigeria or china to someone in pakistan or russia? NOTHING 🤣 Simps/npcs arent the smartest, and these beta hobbies concentrate them ive noticed. Its why I got out of the hobby, its for children and pocket holders and Im not being lumped in with the grown weirdos. Its also a good time to sell everything because the market is about to tank, so much useless cardboard I will chop my nuts off if I let them sit.
Honestly, these thieves aren't very smart and the chances of them getting caught are extremely high. Remember the guy who worked for Pokémon and stole a bunch of expensive cards and tried selling all of them to a local game store?
But what if they crack them and regraded it
@@Cardffee
They're thieves, they're going to look for the easiest way out and re-grading is going to take too long.
Even if they crack um and try to sell the loose cards those cards are SO RARE that if any of those go up for sale there's going to be A LOT of questions for the seller such as who, when and where did these cards come from, proof of sale when purchased etc, I bet that's what gets them found out. Those thrives truly are dumb AF! 🤦♂️🙄 May not be right away but you can bet your ass they're going to get CAUGHT and I can't wait to hear how it all shakes out! 🤷♂️
@@Cardffee that would get them caught 100%.
Not if it was an inside job and the owners already have the cards back in their procession and just are trying to collect the insurance money? lol
if they're caught,they move from state to state.already sold them.
How can you identify a card that has been cracked out of a case if there are already raw copies in the wild? It's a genuine curiosity. I don't think enough buyers and collectors are educated or care enough to not buy hot cards.
Many of these have blemishes and centering that isn't going to match another card.
@@RattlePokemonfor vintage maybe or something graded low. A good copy would be near impossible to tell. Would take a very specific blemish to form any sort of case around
@@RattlePokemon Can the blemishes be cleaned with that magic card cleaner goop? I just started seeing ads on my Facebook feed. All that stuff makes me so reluctant to buy singles at card shows from vendors I know nothing about. Oh well, c'est la vie!
Some of the 90s and onward already were serial numbered on the cards that are signed/patched which grade companies also keep records of. The Vintage cards would probably be harder to track but not impossible if detailed pictures were taken.
How do you know a card is hot? You are busy enjoying the "good deal" you got.
Basically an art heist at this point
I just want to say that I don’t know the owner and I live in Ma. Over the last 3 weeks ive seen the same FB add of his with a pic of all them mantles promoting that he was taking them all to dallas. I saw his post on the east coast once a day for the last 3 weeks the somehow Sunday in Dallas he gets those exact same cards stolen and now the promoted fb ads are all gone. Just think it seems fishy. You heard it here first lol.
This whole thing just absolutely screams shady 😂
isnt the card market about to crash? I honestly cant see this shit going on for much longer. So if they had a card "worth" 100k and its about to drop to 10k this makes sense.
They should have an air tag or location device in that brief case if they are willing to leave it unsupervised
@@TheBackRoom_Gaming agreed. Something doesn't seem right
seem like they could have a big case like on rollers and put the best cards away in it, like a band size box,
Difference between victim blaming and just leaving your valuables unattended.
One of the employees is in on it. Too clean of a heist worth 2 million dollars for it to be taken like that.
How exactly is a grading company supposed to identify a stolen card that was cracked...?
This is what me & my buddy we're worried about at fort worth collect-a-con this past weekend. Turned out great and we had a blast 😁
if you are a card dealer, why bring such expensive cards to a show??? just bring a copy of it and send the card out. that or secure the damn case to something that cant be removed!
Literally handcuff it to yourself after the show, I don't understand the blatant disregard for that amount of money just sitting there unattended with nobody even keeping eyes on it.
thats called having a brain and taking responsablity 🤷🏿♂️ But why do that when its easier to cry and start a go fund me.
I am an exhibitor and I always box up high values items and put it in a larger box on and keep it withing few feet of me immediately and inform my staff to keep eyes on. I would block off with table, furniture, or other inventory. . Something also seems suspect about this theft; why the heck would you leave 1 million+ in a suitcase loos on the floor especially if you are a veteran seller.
if ur smart enough to change ur cloths for the camera, your definitely paying in cash to get in.
At coin conventions you can pay cash but you need to show id.
How they know which case to aim for? Did they just got lucky and grab the most expensive? A little suspicious, I wouldn't rule out an inside man as a possibility.
I sell comics, but this is exactly why I take all my expensive books home with me at the end of the day.
I posted this to my Insta feed in which a few of my friends were setup with tables at that show as well. I know that they will spread this wide and far.
The worker wearing the black shirt. His "reaction" after the distractor walks away is quite suspicious. More analysis is needed. Thumbs UP for posting this. I've watched several content RUclips Creators cover this story over past 24 hours.
Keep in mind there is no way to prove what was taken. All you see is a case or bag taken
you sound sus af
Sounds like an insurance scam
The robbers are wearing clothes that appear straight off the clothes rack. One robber is wearing a "Boss" t-shirt. Another is wearing a "Hugo" t-shirt. The bucket hat and short sleeve white knit Polo shirts and their shorts could have been purchased at the Dillard's in Fairview, TX, which is a short 10-minute drive from the card show. It's possible these robbers bought these clothes just for the robbery. Maybe Dillard's has them on camera or have a credit card transaction.
delet dis 🦧 No but seriously dont help these fools. I hope this is a coincidence and youre wrong because if you are right they are fucked. Delet dis 😂
Hate it break it to ya. But the actual value looks to be over a million. Probably closer to 2. Makes it even worse.
When I added up the price tags it was a bit over 400,000 but some didn't have prices.
Just the 1952 Mantles are way higher than your estimate of the total value lost.
🤔 Some big sales in cards sold in fort worth... not graded... Sports cards that is
Crazy stuff. The value just insane. Now many more will start trying 😕
What strange is there's no customers there was this before the show opened
Respect to the heisters if this isnt an insurance scam 😂.
Why would anyone bring that much inventory to the show. Just insane to me
Fools and their money are soon parted. Bozos wanted to flex or are npcs 🤣
Can't sell what you don't have with you. Also for a lot of people you do it to attract the customer, get a conversation and find out what the customer wants. Besides that I am sure lots of high dollar cards were sold that weekend.
It’s a red flag the moment you leave your station 🤨🤨🤨 unattended.
$100 in cards, yeah okay you can see leaving it for 3 seconds to pack up. 1.5 mil though? Now we're talking beyond stupidity and looking at insurance scam or inside job.
Will get sold to collectors that want to pay half
Why pay half for stolen goods that you can't show anyone, can't sell and will likely be seized?
@@RattlePokemon I’m not advocating I’m just telling you who’s buying the cards the black market is real too
@@RattlePokemonthose cards are universally loved might have a buyer in China
@@JJDetroitfan925you have more of a brain than this youtuber with 100k mindless subs. But cult leaders arent much smarter than the peons who work for them so 🤷🏿♂️. But youre 100% right, china will buy it, or just a simple reslab and you can sell it back to the shop you stole it from 💀
@@RattlePokemon Sure just get them graded by a different company.
Almost looks like black shirt was in on it? Is he the owner? Literally walks over to get the perfect angle to see if the right case was grabbed? I dunno. Looks super sketch though
Hire in-house securities or your personal & make sure to have your team with you to keep an eye help with the vending & merch etc
Heard theres a $70k reward being offered
I go to the Dallas card show every other month and it just blows my mind that there isn’t more security
It is not new, The best thieves are 12 year old kids in groups because they know that they may get caughty and nothing but a slap on the wrist. Easy to be distracted and takes so little time. Best theft I heard of was a guy went behind the tables walked until he found a table unmanned then took a cash box and like this guy a bag full of valuable coins. Kept going down and left from the other end. Every dealer thought it was just a dealer getting out.
I know who it was. This guy i think his name is James and a woman named jesse
crazy, they would just get the cards regarded so they have a new serial number with PSA.
Perfect heist. Its like u call the cops someone stole 1.5 milioen from me. They jump up and ask u how can we help u. U tell them yhea they stole sport / pokemon cards. They go. Ohhhww a card game. Yhea u can file a report online. Same as this. Kid goes to the police. A teacher touched a child. All alarm bells go off. The kid tells the cops. Its the hot 22 year old woman teacher. The cops now only look for the boy to give him his lucky day award. All sounds totaly crazy but we all know thats how it works
ID everybody that comes through card shows no exceptions. Have an ID on file. So any theft can be found on video and ID on file
Also could be an inside job for the insurance money. How do you leave that case that far away from you unattended. IDK Man looks shady all around
Found a tin foil hat man
I don't know for the insurance money but wouldn't rule out an inside man.
not even close
@@latinsizer why would an inside job do it in front of cameras?
How is this not even close. That much in cards, that isn't selling... take the money now from insurance, stash the cards for your next generation and live life big. Times are getting tough, it's 100% plausible
Lets not forget now this is the 2nd tine in 2 years they have had msjor issues in Dallas, ctine has no address but something clearly to be be changed go insure safety....
its sad that you have to have someone just to look at your booth and have cams everywhere because of criminals like them.
Looks like a professional job. Probably hired by a private collector. Those cards will never be seen again and nobody will get caught.
Wow, they did it when most vendors would be less on guard while packing things up.
Could the police get in touch with the telecommunication companies to see which cell phones were pinging from this area at that time of day? Then begin to rule out as folks are identified and cleared
What? No that’s not how that works
@@ctochs that’s how quite a few January 6th rioters were caught using cellular data from that day. Not saying it could be similarly used here, but they have caught folks based off cellular data before and being at the scene of a crime
@@jp721AxeNinja🏳️🌈🤡🏳️🌈
How will they be able to sell the cards ? Unless they crack the slabs... but it will devalue them...
They dont care about useless plastic like the dipshits who overpay for them. They will just sell them back to the old owners at full price out of slab 💀
New labels
-Authentic Stolen
Looks like the old employees got together with the new employees lol😂😂😂😂
These cards will never be seen again. They will be cracked from the PSA slab and slowly regraded again. Rip 2 million.
Best way is to look , if vendors had vendor pov camera's ... see if they're on it and post their faces everywhere! (Yes, also show the popo)
The crooks will probably pop the cards out of the holders and sell raw or regrade them.
It was only a matter of time
If they were this clean with the heist. I would expect them to have a good getaway plan. For instance, they could live a state or two over. By the time this was recognized, they could have a car with two license plates so they swap it out a few gas stations down as they go somewhere. This is all the theories and information I've gathered from the jewel thief who has a RUclips channel. They are definitely into the card business or at least know enough about it to plan this heist out. If I was them and I needed to get away with the cards to resell them. One knew of places that you could resell them to even if they know they are stolen for half the price is for sure the best option. It gets it off your hands quick you get money and you're on your way. According to the jewel thief, this is what he did. Now I would assume that is not the case for these people. What would work in their favor, is to crack the cases and send the cards across different grading services, slowly. And resell them to pay for the more expensive cards. This would take a very long time to sell off probably upwards of two years. Since there are multiple people involved in this, I would expect they all want some part of the money. Aint no way with that many people involved this heist is not going to get turned over.
Honestly, if they get away with it completely, I think its more of an issue with police but I still have some questions for the vendor. Like bro, you really brought a case that's worth 1.5 million to the open public, and on top of that while taking a booth down that wasn't the absolute top priority to put in your car or whatever. Like dude everything else can wait, you literally have a large amount of money sitting in ONE briefcase while your entire booth is being taken down. Kinda stupid and weird they would just let that happen.
this aint a movie
I'm gonna share this out and get em done!
They just miraculously knew which case the expensive cards were in and right where they were kept huh? Luckiest criminals ever wouldn't you say? This was 100% an inside job, and if there was insurance on those cards which I'm sure there were id even wager to bet the owners themselves had a hand in it.
5 customers total. 3 employees cant even keep track. No street sense
Large Card Shows Now Need a Customer Registry Sadly... Yeah they waited til the show was winding Down.. to Run the Play.. HOPE THEY GET CAUGHT... I don't have near that Inventory but It's one of my Worst Fears in Life...
Can't even buy laundry detergent at Walmart without getting sales associate, I think the seller needs to be responsible, one very expensive lesson
100% but they also bail out banks and other small hat companies so maybe they should here 😂
Hate to say it but when a customer wants to look at an expensive card I hold it under the light so he can examine it. They look at me like I am crazy for not letting them handle the card. I just tell them that this way if I drop it I have to buy it. I have had the grab and run when I had a store. The cops don't care, they look at the photos from the camera and it goes in a report and that's that.
Sad world man, hope they catch these guys but doubtful all the cards find their way back
This transcends theft and moves into heist territory
"1.5 million dollars in baseball cards, FREE! Be quick, first come first served!"
You gotta imagine if they know high tier cards, they know to crack/regrade em... sadly.
most grading company is not gonna recognize a card once is out of the case. why? just think about how many cards are regraded with the same company. if they can recognize cards graded by them before, regrading won't be a thing. I do wish these thief get caught! they don't belong in the hobbit
The real thieves are the sellers
yea hearing them cry while raking children over coals for scam prices, this video makes me happy. 1.5 million sitting there like its $1.50 🤡 more money than brains.
1.5 million in theft of cards…… insane
As a former asshole cardshows and lots need more security because it’s a matter of time
My insurance would of made me square. So 25cents per pack but no gum.
Dang rattle u hit a big case I’m all threw Tennessee keep a look out will hit you if I Come across some big base ball # getthecards back
Sneaky-Deaky
Smooth setup let's see the smooth fence now .....
Misdemeanor, especially theft - good luck ever getting a job! Especially if your family doesn't own the business lol. I grew up with a kid who stole Pokemon cards and the dude didn't get a job until he was in his early 30s. Really sad, even worse than getting a DUI lol. No one wants to hire someone who steals. These misdemeanors will ruin your life.
Where security at 😂
so you can value youre cards how ever much you like to
What are the odds that Sean Bassik hired this team? I bet it's not zero. 😂
Thanks for sharing, hopefully they can get the cards back.
lock cases to the table
a suitcase contening 2 millions in cards value...it'll be handcuffed to my arm!!!
I was literally thinking the exact same thing. This just screams shady to me. Ain't no way you're that stupid to leave that kinda money just sitting there. I'm never taking my eyes off it and sure as hell not leaving it sit there
Did these dudes just wake up and say “hey today we are going to a card show, specifically dallas and we are going to steal cards”. They must have spoke about how they were going to do it and succeeded.
Nah that was planned setup or there the best well rounded jack crew working this isn't amateur hour at all
u r dumb
I wouldnt even leave my psa 10 Dragonite non holo on a table there let alone half million dollars worth of cards js
It'd be handcuffed to me lol, there's zero chance I let that out of my sight for even 1 second. Literally insane to have it just sitting there..very shady
@JordanRA that's what I'm saying like come on.
Doing this in Texas is not smart. They don’t play with theft like this. Based upon the value if they get caught it’s enough to get a life sentence for them.
lmao Dallas is a left wing city. If they get caught, and that's a big if, they will be out in a couple of hours.
No one gets a life sentence for theft even that high value. A friend killed a guy and was out in 8 years.
Holy crap bro
I took them and I’m not giving them back
Imagine it had an airtag 😩
Very daring, I love it
yea, like its poor people stealing from fools with more money than brains. Mfs crying about this but sleep like babies when a kid gets got in the butt at one of these conventions. Srealing is bad, but stealing from millionaires is forgivable.