Scary Baboon Reimagined Coin Packs: All Six Coin Bundles and Prices
The six paid coin bundles in [👁️🗨️MIMIC] Scary Baboon Reimagined and exactly how many coins and Robux each costs, from 150 Coins at R$25 to 5500 Coins at R$499.
Quick answer
The [👁️🗨️MIMIC] Scary Baboon Reimagined store sells six paid coin bundles as developer products: 150 Coins for R$25, 300 Coins for R$49, 600 Coins for R$75, 1000 Coins for R$139, 2500 Coins for R$239, and 5500 Coins for R$499.
- These are consumable purchases listed under the game's developer products.
- The Starter Pack at R$19 is the only other developer product besides the coin bundles.
- Prices are the Robux amounts listed on the store and can change.
Buying coins directly is one of the paid options in [👁️🗨️MIMIC] Scary Baboon Reimagined, alongside the Starter Pack and a set of one-time game passes. This page covers the coin bundles themselves: what is on sale, what each bundle costs, and how they differ from the other paid items in the shop.
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The six coin bundles and their Robux prices
| Coin bundle | Price |
|---|---|
| 150 Coins | R$25 |
| 300 Coins | R$49 |
| 600 Coins | R$75 |
| 1000 Coins | R$139 |
| 2500 Coins | R$239 |
| 5500 Coins | R$499 |
The coin bundles are sold as developer products — consumable purchases on the game's store listing, which is a different category from the game passes. Together with the Starter Pack at R$19, they make up the seven developer products on the store, spanning R$19 to R$499; the full set is covered on the developer products page.
One arithmetic note before you pick a size: the listed prices do not scale evenly with the coin amounts. The 600 Coins bundle works out to 8 coins per Robux, a little more than the 1000 Coins bundle at roughly 7.2 coins per Robux, while the 2500 Coins and 5500 Coins bundles give the most coins per Robux at about 10.5 and 11. These figures are just the coin amount divided by the listed Robux price, so if the store prices change, the comparison changes with them.
Coin bundles versus other paid items
Not everything in the store that mentions coins is a coin bundle. Besides the bundles, the store sells the Starter Pack developer product at R$19 and seven game passes priced R$89 to R$499.
One of those passes is easy to mistake for a coin offer: 2x Coins from Scraps costs R$499, the same price as the biggest coin bundle, but it works completely differently. It is a one-time pass that boosts the coins you earn from scrap, rather than a consumable purchase that drops a set number of coins into your balance. If you want a higher income on every run instead of a one-off top-up, the passes side of the store is worth comparing — the game passes page lists them all.
Getting coins without paying
Coin bundles are only one route to a bigger balance. Scrap you collect and sell produces coin income — that is exactly what the 2x Coins from Scraps pass multiplies — so regular runs also build up coins for free. For those routes in detail, see how to get coins and how to sell scrap.
Related Guides
Developer Products: Full List
Every developer product listed with prices, and how they differ from one-time game passes.
Game Passes: All 7 & Prices
All seven confirmed game passes with their Robux prices and exactly what each one gives you.
How to Get Coins Fast
Every way to earn coins: selling scrap, grinding runs, and which methods pay the most per round.
Shop Guide: Scrap Into Gear
Use the shop well: sell scrap for coins, then turn those coins into the gear and upgrades your runs need.
