Buyer protection

There is no stolen-cert registry here yet.

What this page does not do

Not wired

A stolen-cert registry is community data: reports from collectors, reviewed before they show, searchable by cert number. This build has none of that — no reports, no review queue, no search. Drawing the panel anyway and having every cert come back “not reported” would be the worst possible version of this feature, because a clean result nobody checked reads exactly like a clean result somebody did.

What it does do

Live

PSA publishes a cert lookup, and we query it. That tells you whether a certificate number exists and what card PSA graded under it — enough to catch an invented number or a slab swap, which is the more common fraud.

Check a cert

Reporting a stolen slab

held until there is a registry to hold it in

Send these to support and we will keep the report on file. We will not publish it as a registry entry, because publishing unreviewed accusations about a cert number is how an honest seller gets accused of theft.

Cert number and grading companyThe number on the label, and who graded it.
Proof it was yoursA purchase receipt, a submission record, or a dated photo showing the slab in your possession.
When and how it leftDate, and whether it was a theft, a lost shipment or a non-delivery on a sale.
Where it has surfacedA listing URL if you have found it for sale again.