Taking Chances on Some Low End NFL Sports Cards to Sell while Vending First Card Show and Whatnot

[@charlesanderson6461]

Would love to know how you break down lots and know if you will profit for it. Also, pricing that out.

[@ruffasportscards]

Yea it’s pretty much just all a second nature thing to me at this point; like I spent $85 on this lot, I know I can probably easily be able to get 25 cents for all the bigger names 90s cards like Barry sanders, Dan Marino ect. Actually should be able to get .57 (not including supplies and other sunk costs) if I run them on whatnot. And sometimes the occasional person will bid a card up to $2 or maybe more depending on the card and the room that’s there. I think a big thing for me personally is I know that I earn ad revenue by making these KZbin videos now and if a deal feels right to me like it seems like a good deal then I’ll take a chance on it. A lot of stuff I should be able to get that ~.57 for and if I happen to lose a tiny amount of money then I probably happened to earn new customers, new subscribers, and new connections along the way. I could make a video just based on some deals I might consider and not consider if that would help

[@MichaelDebates]

How bout a video on what baseball players your thinking of investing in when you start

[@ruffasportscards]

@@MichaelDebates 😅😅😅😅😅 uhmmmmm asking me about baseball prospects would definitely be like throwing your money on a random number on roulette 😅😅😅

[@ruffasportscards]

I also don’t really “invest” into cards ever. I’ll buy cards I think I can sell for a profit, if I think a card is undervalued and I’ve bought it’d then I’ll consider keeping it because typically the lower lower end cards don’t fall super drastically; especially when considering like $2-$3 cards or so because well where else can they fall

[@MichaelDebates]

@@ruffasportscards great answer lol. Baseball is my favorite but I dabble in all collectable cards