To build a drug empire in the Schedule 1 game requires some serious cash, and recently added gold bars offer a sneaky way of printing money. While these might seem like simple luxury items, the clever pawn shop trick does turn the bars into an endless profit machine. Here is how you can exploit the gold bar glitch in the Schedule 1 game without getting caught.
How does the Gold Bar glitch Schedule 1 work?
To take advantage of the glitch, head to Bleuball’s Boutique . It is located near Ray’s Realty in Hyland Point. You can buy the gold bars at Boutique for $10,000 each. Buy as many bars as you can afford. They are unlimited. Next, take them to Mick’s Pawn Shop , located south of the motel.
Mick will pay you $11,400, on average, per bar. It will give you a net profit of $1,400. However, with a bit of strategic haggling, you can easily push Mick’s offer past $15,000 to double your money. The key here will be to negotiate right. Make sure you save the game before negotiations to avoid the situation that might come after he snaps.
Tips to master Gold trade
The real genius here is how the method bypasses the traditional risks. Unlike the drug deals that attract the attention of police or the business ventures that need a lot of upfront investments, gold trading helps to generate the legal gray area that the system of the game does not monitor.
How to maximize profit?
Gold Bar Glitch beats other methods
Unlike risky drug deals or slow laundering, the glitch provides clean and fast money without any police attention. While the golden toilet, another high-value item, has a daily limit, the gold bars work infinitely.
Just remember, before you haggle, reinvest the profits wisely. With the simple trick, the economy of Schedule 1 is for you to break. Get at it!
How does the Gold Bar glitch Schedule 1 work?
To take advantage of the glitch, head to Bleuball’s Boutique . It is located near Ray’s Realty in Hyland Point. You can buy the gold bars at Boutique for $10,000 each. Buy as many bars as you can afford. They are unlimited. Next, take them to Mick’s Pawn Shop , located south of the motel.
Mick will pay you $11,400, on average, per bar. It will give you a net profit of $1,400. However, with a bit of strategic haggling, you can easily push Mick’s offer past $15,000 to double your money. The key here will be to negotiate right. Make sure you save the game before negotiations to avoid the situation that might come after he snaps.
Tips to master Gold trade
- Withdraw the cash from the ATM before you head to Bleuball’s Boutique. The Boutique does not accept cards.
- The Boutique remains open between 6 AM to 6 PM. So, ensure to complete purchases on time.
- Manage liquidity by converting just enough online funds to cash.
- Raise the offer in $5,000 increments, but never forget to read the room. Mick’s mood will affect the profit margins.
- Reinvest the profits for compounding the gains.
The real genius here is how the method bypasses the traditional risks. Unlike the drug deals that attract the attention of police or the business ventures that need a lot of upfront investments, gold trading helps to generate the legal gray area that the system of the game does not monitor.
How to maximize profit?
- Early in the game, focus on the smaller and safer profits— $12K to $14K per bar
- Later in the game, bulk buy the bars and start to launder the profits via the businesses.
- In case Mick vanishes, save or quit to reset the spawn.
Gold Bar Glitch beats other methods
Unlike risky drug deals or slow laundering, the glitch provides clean and fast money without any police attention. While the golden toilet, another high-value item, has a daily limit, the gold bars work infinitely.
Just remember, before you haggle, reinvest the profits wisely. With the simple trick, the economy of Schedule 1 is for you to break. Get at it!
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