As Matt mentions, 1 good way is to grind out events though the downside is most people will want a premium trading legacy cards for anything else, which may or may not be profitable for you. Unfortunately, the # of people with legacy cards who want to unload them is declining and the # of people who want legacy cards is still increasing. While this is great for the sellers it’s bad for people trying to buy and even worse for stores trying to stock up. However, other routes you can try is posting a buylist in the Exchange forum on QS itself. If your prices are better than MTG.GG you should have an easier time restocking. The one trick/concern with keeping a good legacy stock is that you really need to have your finger on the heartbeat of the market, by that I mean you want/need to know what you’re players are looking for. I say this because as you know a lot of legacy staples are quite expensive, which means that if you guess wrong on what your playerbase wants you could have a lot of capital tied up which prevents you from being able to buy more of the cards they do want and thus making more profit.

I hold tournaments with store credit as payout to off the cards. For me, acquisitions are the issue. Any thoughts as to how to keep my awesomesauce stocked would be welcome.