How to Flip Magic the Gathering Cards

Magic the Gathering, the Trading Card Game, is a pretty popular hobby in developed countries - and that's why these collectibles are pretty sought after.

Some cards fetch amazing prices, and there are even some common cards being sold for close to $1000.

Throughout this Instructable I'm going to disclose the method I use to make a living out of flipping Magic the Gathering Cards, letting you know exactly how to do it - and hopefully you'll help take them off the streets to go live on a rich collector's shelf.

Search for good offers in any garage sale or classified ads sites.

There are a lot of people who are trying to get rid of their card or their children's cards on a daily basis.

The picture above is of a box of 4000 cards I purchased for $38 on a Classified Ads site, and it's not hard making a profit with these values. Head on for the next step to see all the prices for each card.

If you want to get cards you bought valued or if you want to research before you buy, there are a lot of websites out there that allow you to search for a certain's card price based on some things like:

• Name;
• Edition;
• Condition;

Like in most collectibles, MTG Cards are collectibles that have their price fluctuate with time, so keep an eye out for market changes and smart investment opportunities.

Now that you know you bought some cards that are way below their value, hop onto the Internet and find those marketplace sites that you can sell your cards on - there are a lot of MTG sites that sell cards and buy them at lower prices, and if you purchased used cards in a smart way, you can flip them for a nice little profit.

Another smart way you can make money is by buying the current collection and wait for some years for its booster packs to disappear - then just sell your sealed booster packs for a big profit!