How To Spend Your Collectibles In NBA 2K Mobile

Looking to spend your collectibles in NBA 2K Mobile? Here’s a quick guide on how to do it!

Introduction

In NBA 2K Mobile, there are a few different types of “collectibles” that you can earn and use to improve your MyPlayer. These include VC (virtual currency), player cards, and progression collectibles. In this guide, we’ll break down how to best use each type of collectible to get the most out of your MyPlayer.

VC is the primary currency in NBA 2K Mobile and can be used to buy clothes for your MyPlayer, boost their stats, buy new animations, and more. You earn VC by playing games in the various modes in NBA 2K Mobile. The amount of VC you earn varies based on the mode you’re playing, but as a general rule, you’ll earn more VC for playing longer games and for winning games. You can also purchase VC with real money if you want to speed up the process of upgrading your MyPlayer.

Player cards are used to upgrade your MyPlayer’s stats. There are three different rarity levels for player cards: common, rare, and epic. Common cards provide a small stat boost, rare cards provide a moderate stat boost, and epic cards provide a large stat boost. You earn player cards by completing sets within the game. For example, the “Beginner set” can be completed by winning three games in any mode; upon completion, you’ll earn an epic player card. There are many different sets that you can complete; check out our sets guide for more information on how to complete sets and what rewards they offer.

Progression collectibles are used to level up your MyPlayer’s badge progressions. There are four different types of progression collectibles: gold chips, silver chips, bronze chips, and rep boosts. You earn these collectibles by completing games in any mode; the amount of collectibles you earn is based on your performance within the game (e.g., if you win or lose). Gold chips provide the largest boost to badge progressions while silver chips provide a smaller boost; bronze chips have no impact on badge progressions but they can be exchanged for silver or gold chips; rep boosts temporarily increase the rate at which you earn rep points (which are also used to level up badge progressions).

What are Collectibles?

Collectibles are a special type of currency in NBA 2K Mobile. You can use them to buy packs of cards, which can then be used to improve your team.

There are three types of collectibles:

-Coins: Coins are the most common type of collectible. You’ll earn them by playing games, completing sets, and opening packs.
-Cards: Cards are a rarer type of collectible. They can be found in packs, and can also be earned by completing sets and playing games.
-Tokens: Tokens are the rarest type of collectible. They’re only found in packs, and can’t be earned any other way.

Packs are the only way to get new cards, and can be bought with coins, cards, or tokens. The packs come in three sizes: small (3 cards), medium (7 cards), and large (15 cards). The rarer the pack, the more expensive it is, and the better the chance of getting rarer cards.

How to Get Collectibles

Collectibles are one of the many currencies in NBA 2K Mobile. You can use them to buy certain players, packs, and other items in the game. There are three main ways to get collectibles:

1. Playing the game: You will randomly earn collectibles as rewards for playing matches, completing sets, and so on.

2. Selling players: When you sell players, they will generally drop a certain number of collectibles. The higher the overall rating of the player, the more collectibles they will drop.

3. Buying packs: You can use real money to buy certain packs that guarantee a certain number of collectibles.

How to Use Collectibles

In NBA 2K Mobile, you can get a lot of different collectibles by opening packs or from events. You can use these collectibles to level up your players or use them in the Auction House. Below is a breakdown of what each type of collectible does:

Player Cards: These are the most common type of collectible. You can use these to level up your players or sell them in the Auction House.

Crystal Shards: Crystal Shards can be used to instantly level up your players.

Tickets: Tickets can be used to enter certain events or buy items from the store.

Coins: Coins are the currency of NBA 2K Mobile. You can use them to buy packs, enter events, or buy items from the store.

How to Spend Your Collectibles

You’ve been playing NBA 2K Mobile for a while and have amassed a nice collection of players and cards. Now you’re wondering what to do with all of those “collectibles” you’ve been hoarding. Here’s a quick guide on how to spend your collectibles in NBA 2K Mobile.

-Player Cards: You can use player cards to level up your players or trade them in for other players. To level up a player, go to the “My Team” tab, select the player you want to level up, and then select the “Level Up” option. You will need between one and five player cards of the same quality (bronze, silver, gold, etc.) to level up a player. The number of cards needed will increase as you try to level up higher quality players.

-Tokens: Tokens can be used to buy packs of players or single use items such as attribute boosts and contract extensions. To buy packs, go to the “Store” tab and select the “Packs” option. There, you will see different packs that you can purchase with coins or tokens. The contents of each pack are randomized, so you never know what you’re going to get. However, certain packs will guarantee that you receive at least one player of a certain quality (bronze, silver, gold, etc.).

-Coins: Coins are the primary currency in NBA 2K Mobile and can be used to buy just about anything in the game including players, packs, attribute boosts, contract extensions, etc. You can earn coins by winning games, completing sets, or opening packs.

Conclusion

To sum it up, there are many different ways to spend your collectibles in NBA 2K Mobile. You can use them to buy player cards, upgrade your MyPLAYER, or use them in the Auction House. You can also save them up to buy packs in the store. Ultimately, it is up to you how you want to spend your collectibles.