Coins

RE:Heads, Please! Coin List

Every named coin’s profit and listed price, plus Fountain and secret-coin notes.

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Coin List

Coins are the cash engine in RE:Heads, Please! Each named coin prints a fixed profit per flip. Listed price is the money value shown in the index — it is not always a shop checkout you can mash on day one. Most new coins come from the Fountain gacha on Pancake Station floor 1. This page is the raw table. Rankings live on the coin tier list. The spend argument lives in how to get better coins.

The game is a live Roblox beta from RE:COS.Studio. Public servers are online. Numbers below are the published profit/price pairs as of the current wiki pass. If the live HUD disagrees after a patch, trust the HUD.

How the Fountain works

Walk to the Fountain on the first floor of Pancake Station. That machine is the coin gacha. You spend cash you earned by flipping. Auto Flip on the HUD feeds the machine; it does not roll for you. Luck Soda from codes is the legal luck bump. Luck enchants on a coin you are about to retire are wasted — the enchant sits on that coin, not on the Fountain.

Do not treat every listed price as a buy button you must press. Dalgona, Plush Toy, Gear, and Seaweed share a $2.0M sticker while paying $15–$100. Friendship already pays $150 at $50.0K. The Fountain can still drop a $2M-class coin. Equip it only long enough to confirm the profit line, then go back to a higher printer.

Ruined Station mining ignores coin rarity. Take a cheap flipper into the mine. Keep Calendar for money.

Full named list

CoinProfitListed price
Penny$10$0
Dalgona Coin$15$2.0M
Plush Toy Coin$20$2.0M
Gear Coin$25$2.0M
Slime Coin$30$1.0K
Clover Coin$40$10.0K
Seaweed Coin$100$2.0M
Friendship Coin$150$50.0K
Graph Coin$200$200.0K
Rhythm Coin$250$600.0K
Dream Coin$500$800.0K
Zone Coin$550$900.0K
Leveling Coin$650$6.0M
Lock Coin$1,000$10.0M
Black Rose$1,100$10.0M
Overdrive Coin$1,200$15.0M
Calendar Coin$2,500$50.0M

Penny is free and everyone starts there. Slime is the first honest upgrade: triple Penny for $1.0K. Clover and Friendship are the planned ladder. Graph through Rhythm are the mid grind. Dream and Zone are close cousins. Leveling is the last gate before four-digit profit. Lock and Black Rose share a $10.0M sticker; Black Rose pays $100 more. Overdrive and Calendar are the top printers.

Unlisted secrets

Players report Pen Coin and Scarecrow Coin that do not appear in the public profit/price table. Treat them as secrets. Read the live profit on the HUD and compare it to this list. Do not copy Black Hole, Gravity, or Seraphim names onto these slots — those belong to the older Heads, Please! place.

What to equip

Equip the highest profit coin you actually own, with two exceptions: mining on Ruined Station (rarity does not matter) and a Fountain session where you want Luck on a coin you will keep flipping after the roll. Enchant rules are on enchantments. New files should follow getting started instead of staring at Calendar’s $50.0M line.

Accessory Tickets do not print these profits. Tickets roll looks. Coins print cash. Keep the two inventories separate when a code dumps both into the bag.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for coin flips, codes, and stations.

Where do I get new coins?

The Fountain gacha on Pancake Station floor 1. Walkthrough: how to get better coins.

Which coin has the highest profit?

Calendar at $2,500. Overdrive is $1,200. Rankings: coin tier list.

Should I buy Dalgona for $2.0M?

No. It pays $15. Friendship pays $150 at $50.0K. Use the Caution row on the tier list.

Do Pen Coin and Scarecrow Coin have official stats?

Not on the public table. Compare the HUD profit yourself. Do not invent numbers.

Does a better coin mine faster in Ruined Station?

No. Mining ignores coin rarity. Take a cheap flipper.