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In today's video, we are going over the best ways to make coins in FC25. So, if you find anything in this video useful, make sure to drop a like and subscribe for more FC25 content.
Starting off with the bronze pack method. So this is exactly what it sounds like: you open up bronze packs to make as much coins as you possibly can. A bronze pack costs 750 coins; you are guaranteed to just scrape that bronze pack for 400 coins, which means you only need to sell something for 350 coins to break even on that pack, which is very, very easy to do. The best way to make sure you're getting the most of these packs is by using the Foot Bin app. This isn't sponsored or anything; it's just a really good way to make sure you're getting the most from your packs. Using the Foot Bin app, you can take a photo of your pack; the app will then scan the pack and let you know which players are worth selling and which ones are worth discarding. This is just to make sure you're not going to discard something that's actually worth 600 or 700 coins, which is a pretty big margin when it comes to the bronze pack methods.
As you can see, before we started doing the bronze pack method, we were on 597,000 coins. I then decided to spend 10,000 coins on bronze packs, which is actually a pretty small amount to be spending on the bronze pack method. If you do have more coins to spare, you can easily go over 10,000 coins doing this method. So, after around 10 minutes of doing the bronze pack methods and after everything sold, we ended up on 63,000 coins, which means we made about 16k profit in about 10 minutes.
Another way to make a lot of coins is by—you want to flip in again, go to players, and then you want to search for gold players. And then we'll go for non-rare players. And there are quite a few non-rare gold players that sell for quite a bit of coins that a lot of people don't look for. So, so Hoell here, for example, sells for 7,700 coins, but it's constantly been put up on the market for a lot less than she's actually selling for. As you can see here, when I was recording this footage, Hoell was actually selling for a lot more; she was selling for around 8,200. I managed to pick up two from the market for really cheap and selling them on. Another player to do this with is Mendy, because he is 84-rated. People just presume he doesn't sell for a lot, but he actually sells for 8,000 coins at the moment, which he is consistently been put up for around 1,000 coins because that's the going rate right now for an 84-rated player. So you can consistently pick up Mendy for around 1,000 to 3,000 coins, pick him up, and sell him for 8,000 coins—really easy and quick way to make profit.
Something you have to keep in mind when buying these players is that EA takes a tax off each sale. So, even though Mendy sells for 8,100, if you bought one for 8,000 and sold one for 8,100, you're not going to make a profit; you're actually going to make a pretty big loss, and that's because EA is taking 5% of each sale. Another really handy feature that Foot Bin has is the tax calculator. So we go up here to the tax calculator, type in 8,100, and it will show you that you should not be buying Mendy for any more than 7,695. So just make sure when you're selling your players, check their price on Foot Bin, take that number, and put it into the tax calculator and take the number with the deduction, with the 5% deduction, and do not buy a player for any more than that price.
The next tip is to buy Team of the Week players and sell them for more than you buy them for. So right now, a Team of the Week player, the lowest one on the market, is selling for 15,750, but they are consistently being put up on the market for a lot less than that. So if we go to the tax calculator again, type in 15,750, we'll get 14,960, which means if we can snipe an inform for any less than 14,960 coins, we're going to make some sort of profit. So I know not everyone knows how to snipe a player, so I'm going to show you the best possible way. So you go to your squad here, search for a player, then go over to transfer market, make sure you're searching for a gold Team of the Week player, and put your max price as that number that we found earlier on from the calculator and search. So you're not going to find anything instantly; you're going to have to keep on adjusting this number until you eventually find a player being put up for a minimum. And there's one that sold for 13,000 coins that we weren't quick enough to get, but this guy will make 2,500 profit on that card just by pressing a few buttons and being quick enough, obviously, to buy the card.
And the last bit of advice I have is to follow accounts on Twitter like Foot Sheriff. These accounts are consistently leaking information about future SBCs and future EVOS, and you can use that information to your advantage. So this is a technique that I use, but it's not always a guarantee because you don't know how much interest will be in these evolutions and SBCs. But you can take a look at Swi ster here; he is selling for 130,000 coins at the moment because of the new icon SBC. But if we look at his sale history and we go back a few days, he was selling for around 60,000 coins. So you could have bought that Swi ster for 60,000 coins, and then once that Evo came out, he's extinct at 130,000 coins. So next time you see a leak for an EVO for a hero and icon, as certain in player position, it's worth buying a few of these players who you think is going to be good in that Evo because worst-case scenario is their price doesn't get up and you end up selling them for the same price you bought them for. So there's not a huge risk there; you're not going to lose a lot of coins by doing that, but there will always be some kind of rise in price when it comes to EVOS unless EA do their worst. Best-case scenario there, you'll end up doubling your coins and making a huge profit. Also, if you need help with your custom tactics, I put together a list of the best five formations in FC25 right now. You can watch that video by clicking the video on the screen now.