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Marsh’s girlfriend went to a nightclub in downtown Seattle on Tuesday night. Marsh’s car window was smashed and he had two backpacks stolen from the backseat. One contained his team-issued iPad. The other contained <a href="http://www.officialbengalssales.com/shop-by-players-carlos-dunlap-jersey-c-1_13.html">http://www.officialbengalssales.com/shop-by-players-carlos-dunlap-jersey-c-1_13.html</a> cases of Magic: The Gathering cards.

Marsh estimated the value of the cards at around $20-25,000. If you aren’t familiar with Magic: The Gathering, it’s a very popular fantasy trading card game. Marsh has been playing it for years and started heavily collecting the cards once he became a pro.

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“It’s not even the money. I really enjoy playing the game. To me, that’s what I do to get my mind off things sometimes. You know how people zone out sometimes? That’s how I zone out. It’s hurtful because those are one things I really care about.”

Marsh offered two tickets to the Seahawks’ next home game to whoever returns his cards.

“Anyone who returns the cards, I’ll give two tickets to the next home game,” he said. “I won’t press any charges. I don’t care. I just want my cards back.”

Jayson Jenks: 206-464-8277 or jjenks@seattletimes.com; on Twitter: @jaysonjenks. Jayson Jenks covers the Seahawks for the Seattle <a href="http://www.officialbuccaneersshop.com/shop-by-players-george-johnson-jersey-c-1_20.html">George Johnson Womens Jersey</a> Times. He also provides coverage of other Seattle-area teams throughout the year.