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RE Heads Please How to Sell Coins — Can You Sell Them?

There is currently no confirmed way to sell coins in RE: Heads, Please! Learn what coins do, where selling would appear, and the best alternatives for unwanted coins.

No. There is currently no confirmed way to sell coins in RE: Heads, Please! The full game walkthrough of the UI and map — coin display, accessories, inventory, quests, emote shop, Robux shop, and every major location including the Fountain, accessories shop, enchanting NPC, skateboard shop, money-for-coins vendor, and Ruined Station — shows no sell option, sell NPC, or sell interface for coins. The coin list shows a "Price" field in Money, but its exact function is unclear and it is not a documented sale or refund amount. Because this is based on the current version, recheck your live inventory interface after each economy update in case selling is added.

What coins do and how you get them

Coins are the core of the game: you flip them to collect money, and each coin's rarity determines how much money you earn per spin. Coins are also used in the Ruined Station to mine for ores and items — that is a separate leveling zone where coin rarity neither helps nor hurts your progress.

You obtain coins through the gacha system at the Fountain on the first floor of Pancake Station. You start with the basic Penny, flip to earn money, then buy more coins. There is also a coin upgrade NPC where you select a stat on the right side and upgrade it with an animation.

For reference, the coin list shows these Money-denominated values:

NameMin ProfitMax ProfitPrice
Penny$10$10$0
Dalgona Coin$15$15$2.0M

Why you might not see a sell option

If you were expecting to sell coins like ores at the ore sell point, note that ore selling and the Ruined Station mining economy are entirely separate systems — nothing there applies to coins. The "Price" value on each coin is not a documented sale or refund amount; confirm its current purpose in-game rather than treating it as money you can recover.

What to do with unwanted coins instead

  • Upgrade a coin you plan to keep: visit the upgrade NPC and select a stat to improve (for example, Money Earned). Beginners should avoid spending all their money upgrading basic coins, since better coins come quickly.
  • Enchant a good coin: once you have a decent coin, enchant it. Recommended enchants are Wealth, Heads, and Flash at tier two or three rather than first-tier enchants.
  • Buy better coins: use the money-for-coins vendor near the Ruined Station area to turn money into coins.
  • Use them in the Ruined Station: coins can mine for ores and items there, and rarity doesn't affect your progress.

If you're dealing with duplicate or broken coins specifically, check the extra and broken coins guide for the right action to take.