Scary Baboon Reimagined 2x Coins from Scraps Pass: What It Does and If It's Worth R$499

Quick answer

The 2x Coins from Scraps pass makes selling your scraps pay twice the coin value, and it costs R$499 Robux.

• Effect: every scrap sale gives 2x the coins, exactly as described in the game's own pass listing.
• Price: R$499 Robux — the most expensive of Scary Baboon Reimagined's 7 game passes.
• Best fit: players who regularly collect and sell scrap, because the doubling applies to every sale you make.

In Scary Baboon Reimagined, scraps are the loot you sell for coins, and the 2x Coins from Scraps pass is the one game pass that changes how much those sales pay. At R$499 it also carries the game's highest price tag, and that combination — a direct boost to your coin income at the top of the price range — is exactly what makes the buying decision worth thinking through. Here is what the pass actually changes, what it costs, and how to judge whether it is worth the Robux if you sell scraps.

What the 2x Coins from Scraps pass does

The pass does one thing, and the game's own store listing says it plainly: "Selling your scraps gives you 2x the coin value!" In practice, whatever a scrap sale normally pays you, it pays twice that once you own the pass.

Because the effect sits on the sale itself, it multiplies the payoff of the loop you already run — gather scrap, sell it, collect coins — rather than adding a new ability or changing how selling works. It also does not change how many scraps your baboon can carry; hauling capacity belongs to a different pass, covered below. What it does do is keep paying out: every scrap sale, in every session, works off the doubled rate for as long as you own the pass.

How much the pass costs

The 2x Coins from Scraps pass costs R$499 Robux. That is the top of the game's price range: Scary Baboon Reimagined sells 7 game passes in total, priced from R$89 to R$499, and this one is the most expensive of the seven. For perspective, all seven passes together cost R$1,713, so this single pass accounts for close to a third of that total — and the game itself is free to play, so the pass is purely an optional purchase on top.

Two practical notes on the price. First, Robux prices can change, so treat the in-game pass store as the source of truth for the current listing. Second, the pass is not new to the store: listing history on a community stats site shows it appearing on Oct 28, 2026 at R$499, alongside the game's other six passes. The full current lineup lives in the game passes overview.

2x Coins from Scraps vs. Double Scrap Inventory

The game sells two scrap-related passes, and they are easy to mix up because they touch different halves of the same loop:

The two scrap passes change different things

The two scrap passes change different things

Pass	Price	What it changes
2x Coins from Scraps	R$499	The coin value you receive from selling your scraps — each sale pays 2x
Double Scrap Inventory	R$199	How many scraps your baboon can hold — carrying capacity, not coins per sale

The distinction matters when deciding where your Robux goes. Doubling capacity means each haul brings more scrap to the seller; doubling coin value means every one of those sales pays twice as much. The two passes change different stages of the same scrap loop, so they complement each other rather than compete — but only 2x Coins from Scraps raises the coins you get per sale. If your actual bottleneck is how much you can haul back in one trip, that is the problem carrying more scrap addresses.

Is it worth buying if you sell scraps?

For someone who sells scraps, the case for the pass comes down to volume. The doubling applies to every sale, so the more regularly you gather and sell scrap, the more raw value you extract from the pass. If scrap selling is already your main way of earning — and how to sell scrap plus how to find scrap can help you tighten that loop — the pass multiplies the routine you already have, and none of the other six passes is described as raising the coins you get per sale.

The counterweight is the price. R$499 is a serious Robux spend, the largest in the game, and if you only sell scrap occasionally the doubling has little to multiply. In that situation the pass is a poor first purchase: cheaper passes deliver their effects from R$89 upward, and simply playing more to confirm that scrap selling is your routine costs nothing.

Decision guide

Choose for your situation

You sell scrap most sessions and coins are your main goal

A strong fit: the pass doubles the payout of the sales you already make, and no other pass is described as raising coins per sale.

You only sell scrap now and then

Hard to justify at R$499 — the doubling has little to multiply, so treat it as a later purchase once scrap selling becomes routine.

Your real problem is carrying capacity, not payout

Double Scrap Inventory (R$199) doubles how many scraps your baboon can hold instead; its described effect is carrying capacity, not coin value.

Before spending, it is worth placing this pass against the rest of the store: the best game passes picks and the shop guide cover the alternatives, and how to get coins walks through earning routes that do not require Robux at all.