Sea Of Thieves Currency Types

How to get Ancient Coins in Sea of Thieves

How to become Aboriginal Coins in Body of water of Thieves

Make full your coffers with Body of water of Thieves' new currency, the Ancient Coin, for use in the Pirate Emporium.

Ancient Coins is a new currency added to Ocean of Thieves with the Pirate Emporium update. This is a premium currency that players can purchase with their real-world cash and commutation it for diverse cosmetics. There is more than i way to get Ancient Coins in Sea of Thieves, so those who don't want to burn a pigsty in their pocket have another, slightly less efficient style of acquiring this new currency.

How to get Ancient Coins

The best way to get Ancient Coins is to buy them from the Sea of Thieves storefront using existent-world money. Depending on your region, the price of each Aboriginal Coin bundle volition vary. You can check further below for a breakdown of the prices.

Buying the Aboriginal Coins means you can immediately get to purchasing the various cosmetic goodies on offering. There are a whole lot of items in the Pirate Emporium, including pets, emotes, and ship cosmetics.

Notwithstanding, there is some other mode to go Ancient Coins, and that's past killing Aboriginal Skeletons.

These new skeletons are blue and aureate, and acquit a large sack of Aboriginal Coins on their dorsum. Killing 1 rewards players with a small sum of Ancient Coins. All the same, the problem is trying to find an Aboriginal Skeleton. This is mainly a prissy little bonus for those players who happen across one in the wild and shouldn't be relied on as a means of saving for a new pet.

Ancient Money prices

Ancient Coins Sea of Thieves — One way to become Ancient Coins in Sea of Thieves is to buy them directly from within the game using real-world money.

As mentioned above, the best mode to get Ancient Coins is to buy them using money. Below is a list of the various bundles of Aboriginal Coins you can purchase and their USD cost point.

Secret Stash of the Ancients (150 Aboriginal Coins) – $1.99
Lost Chest of the Ancients (550 Ancient Coins) – $5.99
Hidden Trove of the Ancients (thousand Ancient Coins) – $9.99
Royal Treasury of the Ancients (2550 Ancient Coins) – $22.99
Glittering Tribute of the Ancients (4250 Ancient Coins) – $34.99

Buying the large pack is the all-time value for your dollar (the Glittering Tribute of the Ancients). Each coin works out to be 0.82 cents (just below ane cent) whereas if you buy the 150 Ancient Money bundle each coin works out to i.32 cents (a petty over 1 cent). For players looking to just choice up a pet, the $five.99 package is going to be the most bonny option.

It's worth browsing the Pirate Emporium store to run across what's on offer. Tally up the Aboriginal Coin toll of everything you want and then become from there.

Getting Ancient Coins in Sea of Thieves is as simple as purchasing them from the Pirate Emporium. The larger the bundle of coins, the amend value for money. It'southward worth noting that y'all can as well earn Ancient Coins by killing Ancient Skeletons, though this proves to be a challenge and not really an efficient means of getting more coins. Bank check out the Ocean of Thieves guide and walkthrough page for more guides!

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