FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Coin Selling Art

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In Ultimate Team there’s unfortunately no secret way to make a lot of coins really fast. There’s plenty of guides out there but most of them are just general knowledge or are outdated; the transfer market moves too quickly for any kind of tricks to work for any period of time. In order to make fifa 15 coins and to keep your squad healthy and wealthy you need to understand the transfer market – how to maximize the coins you bring in and minimize the coins you spend.

Selling items is the main form of revenue for your squad, so you want to know how to sell well. Unfortunately in FIFA 15, the auction house can be narrowed down much more than in previous years, so it’s a little more difficult to trade above what your card is worth.

Always remember the “EA Tax” of 5% every time you sell an item. This means that you only ever get 95% of the price of anything you sell. If you sold a player for 1000 coins, you’ll only get 950 coins.

Always use the BIN feature, and keep it close to the starting price. There is no reason to set a low starting price, other than hoping that you’ll start a bidding war for your player. More often than not you won’t see this player bid up to the price you may want. Instead, set a starting price which you’d be happy if it sold for, and then set a BIN price slightly higher than that. The BIN feature also increases the odds that your item will sell. Some buyers simply want their item now, and will overlook auctions without these.

List your items as often as you can. If I’m out at school on my laptop, I’ll keep the web app open and try to re-set my offers every hour. When I’m at home I can keep my console running and use one of my favourite additions to FIFA 14 Ultimate Team, the one button “re-list all” feature. Listing auctions for an hour is the best way to bring in coins because the majority of items on the market usually only sell in the last few minutes.

If you know you won’t be able to re-list your items for a period of time, list them longer than an hour. When I go to bed I always list my auctions for 6 or 12 hours. When you do this, you can even try to raise the prices on some of your auctions. This works because you’ll be selling during non-peak times, when there are fewer items on the market.

Know the discard price of different cards. For example, non rare gold cards will always sell for at least 300 coins, so don’t start any auctions below 350 coins.