"Good price but I am broke!"

[My Croissant]

I am sure I am not the only one who is getting this but I am wondering if anyone has figured out what to do in this situation, I currently have 3 cards that are 4-6 thousand pounds each that cannot sell.

[Voltoth]

You just have to wait for a different customer. They will eventually sell as long as they're not ridiculously over market value. It just may take a while for the big ticket items to go.

[Blank101]

Originally posted by Voltoth:

You just have to wait for a different customer. They will eventually sell as long as they're not ridiculously over market value. It just may take a while for the big ticket items to go.

so 14k cards do sell?

[GreedisGood]

they will eventually sell, took me about 8 days to sell a $2k card that had customers saying the same thing.

[My Croissant]

Yeah those cards, when one sold, all three sold in the same day. It took at least 4 days. Just worried there was a bug as it would only take a day or 2 max in the prologue I had found

[GamerFlair]

Its basically means the price is good, but the customer can't afford it. I was surprised at first as in the prologue you basically just sold them all instantly if you put a good price on them, but this is more realistic.

Its not everyday that a customer walks in ready to drop thousand of pounds on one card, even if it is a good deal.

[artweyrhf]

It might help to expand your shop. The recent patch notes revealed shop expansions add to the max money a customer can spawn in with so a big shop means big spenders.

[Stownboys]

Man I’ve had one that markets 11070$ I have it listed for 11000$ and it’s been sitting on the shelf for well over 45 days now

[gmantsang]

Originally posted by My Croissant:

I am sure I am not the only one who is getting this but I am wondering if anyone has figured out what to do in this situation, I currently have 3 cards that are 4-6 thousand pounds each that cannot sell.

Your shop lvl isn't high enough

[Mattymac]

The more you expand your shop, the bigger variety of items you stock and your overall shop level I believe all matter in terms of how much customers are able to spend. So just with natural progression you'll end up with customers wealthy enough to buy your high end cards.

[Buckshot]

Wow must be nice to have found high value cards like that. Im on level 17 and my highest value card I found so far was about $300.

[jdrake5839]

Originally posted by Buckshot:

Wow must be nice to have found high value cards like that. Im on level 17 and my highest value card I found so far was about $300.

Open more packs. Even though they nerfed it a little with the full release, opening packs is still the best source of xp and money. I'm seeing a 1000+ card about every 100 packs or so from legendary and every 200 from epic. Can't confirm my numbers are accurate as the sample size is in the thousands, but that's been my experience.

[binxmuldoon123]

They don't just eventually sell, assuming they aren't too expensive and they still aren't being bought you just need a bigger store. The moment I got my $1300 card to sell the $2400 one i just pulled went right with it.
Kind of odd that nobody had enough for the first card then 1 upgrade later they are walking in with over two thousand dollars to spend.