How to Sell Expensive Cards in TCG Card Shop Simulator

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The least appreciated strategy of making money in TCG Card Shop Simulator involves selling individual cards, or "singles." You can receive thousands of dollars selling cards alone, and if you are very lucky, you'll get $10,000 with the "jackpot" card from the Tetramon Ghost set. The reason those cards aren't selling isn't because they are expensive, which is not even close. If you ever get your hands on them, you may wonder why. Well, here is how you sell those expensive cards in TCG Card Shop Simulator. 

How to Sell Your Tetramon Ghost Cards in TCG Card Shop Simulator

You get an expensive card only after you have bought a card. Opening a random pack may pull a card in one of the highly sought-after sets, such as Tetramon Ghost. Each pull in a card will have a chance of 0.02% to yield one, and you will have to play through many packs for this.

Immediately throw the Tetramon Ghost Full Art Legendary Foil card onto a card table if you are lucky enough to get one and name your price. You'll be able to purchase a Card Table using your phone and set the cards on, one at a time, upon it. Note that you shouldn't buy the Card Display Table or anything with "display" in the name; those aren't for selling cards.

The expensive card will remain in the Card Table until someone buys it. The problem is when it needs to incorporate that logic into situations where they should never sell. 

A customer's buying power is just about the determining factor when it comes to selling expensive cards.

In the TCG Card Shop Simulator, the buying power of your clients is determined based on your shop's total growth and level. I luckily pulled an $11,000 card between days 20 and 25, and at that time, I said I'd give these mechanics a shot. I went through and made a number of save files in order to test the mechanics, but that card didn't sell until day 121. It was only at shop level 35 that I found a way to get rid of it. After I had reached shop level 35, in each of my three save files, the expensive card sold out within one to three days. Even though I had all save files up to maximum expansion for the current shop level, there were no shop expansions.

Because of this, when you want to sell those expensive cards, you'll want to head to a shop level 35 or above right away. The price you put on it is irrelevant as well, but obviously out-of-the-ballpark prices aren't going to make you any sales. You should try to mark the card up 10% for the most bang.

You get the better cards from inside the packs. If you desire to open packets, then there needs to be a fully functional shop with restocking staff and attended customers.

Which packs should you open when you've got some downtime to really make the most of your bucks? If you are looking to get a hold of the most expensive cards, you can essentially open any Tetramon pack, since they are all part of the Tetramon Ghost collection.

But open a large quantity of hundreds or thousands of packs of Tetramon Ghost, and you'll uncover some key cards that aren't even in the set. A golden rule for card packs would be to maximize your time investment by opening the most valuable card pack you've unlocked.

Since the cards are resellable and always pull in more than the pack value, technically you will always be in "profit" while opening packs. The best way to pull expensive cards is when you have your workers open the best packs, run the business.

That's the conclusion of our How to Sell Expensive Cards guide for TCG Card Shop Simulator, which we hope was very useful.