Where I Buy Soccer Cards (Solo Episode)

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Before We Start

If you want to help out, there are a few ways you can support the newsletter. I’ll earn a small cut when you purchase here - no extra cost to you.

• Find the cards you’re looking for on eBay (affiliate link, I’ll earn a small percentage off any purchase - at no extra cost to you)

• Submit Your Card to Goldin Auctions: I’d only really use it if your card is worth over 1k - and maybe even 2-3k. Sometimes lower end stuff gets lost at Goldin.

• Try SoRare (affiliate) or read this Sorare review

• Check out Market Movers. For me, it’s still the best app for data. Other options are good too - but the number of cards isn’t there. Market Movers has the card volume to make it worth the money.

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This episode is a bit of a different one for me - a solo episode. So I thought I’d just roll with talking about places I buy my soccer cards (with a few other options).

Here are the websites mentioned in the podcast.

eBay

https://www.todocoleccion.net/

https://lista.mercadolivre.com.br/

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Other Ways to Help The Pod…

Again, if you want to help out, there are a few ways you can support the newsletter. I’ll earn a small cut when you purchase here.

• Shop at eBay (affiliate link, I’ll earn a small percentage off any purchase - at no extra cost to you….. And let’s be honest, you’ll shop there anyway.)

• Submit Your Card to Goldin Auctions Through Me - It’s a great way to help the pod and make some cash

• Try SoRare

• Check out Market Movers

• Shop at Fanatics - I swear this is a coincidence and I signed up before I knew they bought out the hobby