Münster police look for the owners of seized Pokémon cards
TCG Date editorial team1 min read
Police found Pokémon cards with no known owner during a search. In Zwickau, collectible cards were stolen from a shop.
Police in Münster, Germany, have seized Pokémon cards during a flat search and are now looking for their rightful owners. They made the appeal on 30 October.
What happened in Münster
- According to Münster police, the investigation was originally about break-ins at vending machines and basement storage rooms.
- Officers found the cards in a suspect's flat but have not yet been able to match them to an owner.
- Police published photos of the cards and are asking owners, or anyone who knows where they came from, to get in touch. Broadcaster WDR has also covered the case.
Meanwhile in Zwickau
- Zwickau police report that unknown people forced their way into a shop between 29 and 30 October.
- They took collectible cards and cash worth a low four-figure sum and caused around €600 in damage.
Why a record of your cards matters
Münster police have the cards but no owners. In a case like this, it helps if you can show exactly which cards are yours. On binderly.cards you show your collection in a digital binder with pictures. It doubles as a record of what you own and makes it easier to describe missing cards precisely.
You can also find cards from players near you, sort out the details in chat and meet in person, without your private address being shown. It's free to use, with no fees.