RE:Heads, Please! Tier List Hub
Profit, buy-in, and early reach — not a fashion contest.
This hub is the ranking desk for RE:Heads, Please!, the live Roblox beta from RE:COS.Studio (place 113099333239841). Public servers are online multiplayer. Ranks here are not PvP ladders and they are not copied from the older Heads, Please! title. We grade what you flip for cash, what that flip costs in listed money, and whether a new player can actually reach the coin before the session ends.
Start with the coin tier list if you want S through C grades, then the accessory tier list if tickets are burning a hole in the shop cart. The raw numbers live on the coin list. The loop that feeds the Fountain is in how to get coins.
Ranking philosophy
Three questions decide a grade.
Profit per flip. Calendar pays $2,500. Penny pays $10. That gap is the entire incremental. A coin that prints more money per toss climbs the list even if the listed price looks scary, because Auto Flip and a long skate session turn profit into the only stat that compounds.
Listed price versus early-game reach. Slime sits at $1.0K. Friendship sits at $50.0K. Lock sits at $10.0M. A coin can have a fine profit and still be a bad first target if you cannot afford to live with it. Early ranks reward coins you can actually equip after a few Fountain visits on Pancake Station floor 1.
Opportunity cost. Several coins share a $2.0M listed price while paying $15–$100. Those rolls compete with Graph, Rhythm, and Dream, which pay more and list for less. A high sticker price is not a trophy. It is often a trap.
We do not invent heads/tails multipliers, cooldown frames, or secret drop rates. If the live client shows a number that is not in this wiki, trust the client and send a correction after the next patch.
The S through C scale
| Rank | Meaning | Typical coins |
|---|---|---|
| S | Best profit for a keeper you will enchant | Calendar, Overdrive, Black Rose, Lock |
| A | Strong mid-to-late flips; worth a dedicated Fountain session | Leveling, Zone, Dream, Rhythm |
| B | Real upgrades, including the first coins a new file can reach | Graph, Friendship, Clover, Slime |
| C | Starter only | Penny |
| Caution | Expensive listed price, tiny profit | Dalgona, Plush Toy, Gear, Seaweed |
S coins are keepers you park a Wealth or Luck enchant on. A coins are the climb. B coins are the on-ramp. C is the free Penny you should leave as soon as the Fountain pays something better. Caution coins can still appear in the gacha; they are not “useless art,” they are just a terrible cash engine for that listed price.
Unlisted community extras such as Pen Coin and Scarecrow Coin stay off the letter grades until profit and price are published. Do not pretend they are Calendar.
Accessories are a separate ladder
Cosmetic rolls do not pay $2,500 a toss. Accessory Tickets come from the same codes that also drop Enchant Books, sodas, and Engraving Scrolls. If you still need books, tickets are the wrong dump. The accessory ranking treats VIP looks, ticket gacha, and the 99R$ Fast Auto Accessory Gacha as a scarcity puzzle, not a damage meter.
How to use ranks during a live beta
RE:Heads, Please! is still in open beta. Fountain tables can shift. A coin that is S today can be joined by something stronger tomorrow without this hub pretending the math never moved. After a patch, re-read profit first, listed price second, then ask whether the new coin is reachable from Pancake Station or only from a late cash pile.
Ruined Station mining ignores coin rarity. Do not rebuild your entire ladder because you went mining. Keep a cheap flipper for that floor and save the S coin for money.
When two coins share a listed price, pick the higher profit. Black Rose and Lock both list at $10.0M; Black Rose pays $1,100 against Lock’s $1,000, so Black Rose wins that pair. Calendar still sits above both because $2,500 per flip is in a different league, even at $50.0M listed.
If you are brand new, ignore S until the Fountain has given you a B coin. Enchant the coin you will still be flipping in twenty minutes, not the Penny you will retire after the next roll. Then come back to the coin grades and move the letter up one step at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for coin flips, codes, and stations.
Why is Penny C instead of F?
Penny is free, pays $10, and is the only coin every new Roblox file owns. C means “leave it when you can,” not “never flip it.” F would imply it has no job, which is false on minute one.
Why aren’t the $2.0M coins S-tier if they cost so much?
Listed price is not power. Dalgona, Plush Toy, Gear, and Seaweed pay $15–$100 while Graph already pays $200 at $200.0K. High stickers with low profit are traps, which is why they sit in Caution instead of S.
Does Ruined Station mining change the coin ranks?
No. Mining on Ruined Station ignores coin rarity, so a Penny and a Calendar mine on even terms. Keep ranks for cash flips on Pancake Station, not for that side activity.
Should accessories share the same S through C table as coins?
No. Coins print money. Tickets and VIP looks do not. Grade cosmetics on the accessory tier list after Enchant Books are covered.
Is this the tier list for the older Heads, Please! game?
No. This wiki only ranks RE:Heads, Please! by RE:COS.Studio. Do not import Vine, Black Hole, Seraphim, or Yut lists from the other place.
Do I need Robux to follow these ranks?
No. Fountain luck, codes, and time are enough to climb B into A. VIP Accessories and the 99R$ auto accessory pass are optional cosmetics, not a requirement for S-coin grades.