Alternative Coin Making Method In Madden 20 | The Exchange Set Method | No More Sniping Cards

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Published on August 13, 2019 2:53:59 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iLHUBNZkwY

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Madden NFL 20 (2019)

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This video shows how to make coins easily in Madden 20. This tutorial is an alternative way to make coins rather than sniping. Sniping cards is the "traditional" way and this is, in my opinion, a viable alternative to make coins. Based on current auction / market prices (including 10% tax), I was able to make 8,000 coins with an initial investment of 11,500 coins. Want to find out how? Watch the video and read along below!

We will call this method the exchange set method. The main premise of this method is to purchase a bunch of get a player packs and place them into sets so they become valuable and auctionable in the market. You have multiple ways of creating coins in this method. I'll explain.

First of all -- when you purchase get a player packs, you have a chance to pull something super awesome. I wouldn't bank on this as the main way to make coins, but it's a possibility. Think of it as the cherry on top. This is a bonus. This ISN'T your main way of making money, but you can achieve it as a byproduct of doing this method.

The main way of coin making with this method is exchanging your lower tier players into higher tier ones. A great outcome is landing an awesome PUP powerup card (e.g. Khalil Mack, etc.). A good outcome is just a card you can sell for more than 5k. If you get a card that doesn't sell for more than 5k (gold), put it into the higher gold set. Repeat the process until you are satisfied with your cards. Always monitor market prices to assess if you are making profit.

How I did it:

I purchased 23 player packs (at 500 coins each) for a total of 11,500 coins. This is my initial investment. I put the players into sets. Make sure you put it into the silver / gold / elite exchange, NOT the rookie one. Do NOT use the rookie exchange for this method. At about 11:44 video, you can see the value after I exchanged all the eligible cards into sets. I made 8k on an 11k investment. I used lowest market prices and included tax in my calculation to be as conservative as possible. Hope this helps. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments below.

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