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All Golds and Silvers are stupidly expensive after Release of Stage 2 TA

@dbarmonstar said in love to hate it:

One of the problems is you can have as many orders as you want there is no cap like we had previous years. Last year was 50 and years before that was 25

I remembered it was 20/25 couple years ago. On some low bronzes ill see some orders in the 100s. I usually stick to 5/6 with a given card and put in a bunch of buy orders in the morning and sell overnight.

@canesrforeal2 said in Stub Sales in regard to cards like trout:

So if trout sells for 280k now, after a stub sale, im thinking 350k he will sell for? For this reason, i did not lock him into my collection...what do you guys think he gets up to?

Hard to say. The market could settle down and his price drops to 200k-250k before any stub sale, then inflate up to 280k-300k. Just a big guessing game.

Quit hitting X like a madman then. Its had the same layout for years and won't change

It's been great, I made 100k over the weekend and 15k today already.

Through to Monday then prices will dip back to normal or close to it.

I really got to try my hand at this and learn this craft. Even if I suck at the beginning or don't have a lot of time in the day, every little bit helps right? Especially for those high diamonds I need to finish the collections.

just curious as to why the filter doesnt work out 100 percent of the time, selecting unowned sometimes brings up guys with x2, x3, etc

You can flip cards at any time just have to find the right cards that sell quick after you buy them or you have to be patient and sell them at a higher rate until they sell. I buy in the morning while at work i do not flip cards on the weekend. by 10 or 11 prices change fast so if you put in a buy order thinking you will make x amount of stubs once you get the cards it can change to less at the market moves fast late morning and early afternoon. You have to pay attention to the cards you are trying to flip. Some take forever to sell but you get them at a good value and can make good stubs but others not so much. It really depends on the cards at the time you are trying to flip and if you are just buying for other reasons then it should not be a problem just check the cards in the morning that is when I see them cheaper.

Prob 100k since its rare

TrumpBux happened. I was tempted to put a benjamin into the game, but I saw the prices and decided to just wait

@Nanthrax_1 said in After locking into a collection:

Yes you can

Thanks, do they have to be obtained after I lock him in or?

For the most part. That is, if you're going with a buy order. There isn't as much activity, so not a lot of people are going to be putting in orders, so you can get your card relatively cheap at night. Just put in an order and most likely you'll get your card.

He's in demand right now because of the 2nd inning program. With trends from last year, he's gonna stay around there or even get more expensive down the line. Depends on how this year goes.

@GETTEMJAY said in Card Flipping:

Is it normal for there to be sudden large price drops? Last night quite a few couple other prospect cards really dropped in price. Matt Manning for example went from buynow 17k to 7k.... Not asking for any secrets, but I am just new to trying to card flip to save actual money and put together a non-terrible/somewhat competitive team... Getting stuck holding the bag when this happens really sucks, and not sure if I should hold for a rebound or if I am getting Bitcoin'd

This is also due to the prospect packs being the "hidden" prizes in the 2nd inning conquest. 3 packs total for free for those who complete it 100%

It seems to me a LOT LESS way to earn stubs in this years game compared to last year. Add to that you cannot "quick sell" items already counted into collections or exchange these either, means more of a dependency to have to BUY stubs rather than rely on earning them....to me, who doesn't play online because I'm on a fixed income and retired makes we wonder......why bother?

All about supply and demand, sometimes it makes things with little value, extremely valuable. See: toilet paper.