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# Recruiting (Minting)

Recruiting allows owners of Coaches to mint new Players. Players are minted at random according to a rarity percentage and delivered sealed for an owner to sign to their club or sell on the secondary market.

### Recruiting Facts

* Any Coach can recruit a player of any rarity.
* There is no way to predict the rarity of the next recruited Player until it is minted and opened.
* You only need to own one Coach in order to recruit a Player.
* The identity and rarity of a Player is unknown until the owner of that Player opens the pack. You can open up your newly minted Player in your club or sell it sealed for the next owner to open.
* Recruiting has a fee which may change over time. It's one of the ways we protect the value of Players on the secondary market.


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