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: Some collectors back popular Kickstarter projects like Zombicide . One user bought a copy for $150 and sold it unopened for $260, nearly doubling their money and funding their hobby for the next six months. Turning Profits into a Business

: One reseller acquired the library of a local cafe that was closing. By keeping a few games and selling others to friends who knew the deal, they covered their entire initial cost, effectively getting their personal games for $0. buy and sell board games

: Events like Gen Con have consignment shops and auctions where some sellers report a 100% success rate, even selling up to 500 games over a decade by utilizing daily price drops to ensure everything clears. : Some collectors back popular Kickstarter projects like

Experienced resellers often avoid high fees and shipping costs by staying local: By keeping a few games and selling others

: On Amazon, some resellers like Kevin make roughly $15,000 a month by flipping toys and board games. This requires understanding sales rank, "getting ungated" (receiving permission to sell restricted brands), and focusing on high-margin items with an average selling price of around $70. Where the "Solid" Deals Happen

: Sites like BoardGameGeek and dedicated subreddits like r/boardgameexchange are considered "king" because their feedback systems make it easier to verify reliable buyers and sellers.

: Selling through Facebook Marketplace , local gaming groups, or office boards (like a 15k-employee company) eliminates shipping costs, which can often eat 25% or more of a used game's value.