How to Have a Successful Card Show - Tips & Tricks as a Seller | BTG w/ Eric Michael | Ep 38

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We're talking about all the do's and don'ts of crushing it if you're a seller at a card show!
I make videos like this to create a free resource for people to make money with sports cards! My #1 mission in life is to help as many busy professionals create a side income doing something they love.
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[@justinstansberry7555]

My take on flipping cards when your poor is, you can't be stupid and poor because you can't afford to make mistakes. Most mistakes are costly. I know several people who started out with a 50 dollar budget, who have florished months later. Now I wouldn't put my rent or mortgage on the line. But you are definitely right with the quote.
Most opportunities are cheap in the beginning. Anyway great content.

[@pc7425]

Can you do a video about the bad & the ugly part of this industry/process?
For example, the hardest parts, biggest challenges, common hurdles (daily, weekly, yearly) that you or your students face while trying to flip sports cards.
I think it would be helpful with those skeptical about your videos & training programs by painting the whole picture, rather than just the glorified parts (aka the $$$).
Thanks for the vids always. Appreciate your channel!

[@pc7425]

Also, what do you do when you buy a raw card to grade, and find something (print line, scratch, etc) that would keep it from grading a 10? Centering & other factors may be good, just surface (& Kurt’s card care wouldn’t help lol)
Would you sell raw? Still grade hoping for a 9 & potentially breaking even/making a few bucks?
Thanks