Been spending a lot of coins for LTD's and I'm using them until their price goes down in the next few months. Is it worth it to spend 450k on LTD's and wait there relevance out or should I just buy their reduxes/similar non-LTD players for 200k-300k?
beasty1202
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WernersBerner
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400k-450k are fine prices. At most you’ll lose 100k which is fine if you can afford it
mubby33
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If you can get an LTD at the 400k mark they are solid investments. You figure you can use that card for a month or maybe more. Than QS it for 350k and you only lose out on 50k. Consider it a rental. Buying a redux for cheaper is fine but if you miss the sell window on those, you could lose much more than 50k and they do not have a guaranteed floor like LTD. Last year, like many others, I filled out my team with LTDs all year. Basically when I was ready to move on I could QS and pick up another LTD. For 50k. It was a super easy way to keep your team overall high without having to worry about market crashes. Now this year with the way reduxes are randomly released, you do not want to be investing in anything super expensive. Marcus ALlen is a great example of people paying 2 mil for a card only to have it decrease in value to 600k in three days because of new releases.
kaotikords
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mubby33 said:If you can get an LTD at the 400k mark they are solid investments. You figure you can use that card for a month or maybe more. Than QS it for 350k and you only lose out on 50k. Consider it a rental. Buying a redux for cheaper is fine but if you miss the sell window on those, you could lose much more than 50k and they do not have a guaranteed floor like LTD. Last year, like many others, I filled out my team with LTDs all year. Basically when I was ready to move on I could QS and pick up another LTD. For 50k. It was a super easy way to keep your team overall high without having to worry about market crashes. Now this year with the way reduxes are randomly released, you do not want to be investing in anything super expensive. Marcus ALlen is a great example of people paying 2 mil for a card only to have it decrease in value to 600k in three days because of new releases.
Yeah basically this.
Only if its 100k or less, you have liquid coins if you need it, and keeps your team high. They may not be the best players but will always bring value back. Now right now were at the apex of value. When we start going over for 94/95+ cards itll cost more to rent untill new batches of cards come out and lower those prices.
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