How to Get Coins in Scary Baboon Reimagined

Quick answer

Collect scrap around the abandoned lab and sell it at the shop — that is how you earn coins in Scary Baboon Reimagined. Two game passes change what each run pays, and coins can also be bought with Robux.

• Scrap must be sold at the shop to become coins — collecting it alone pays nothing.
• 2x Coins from Scraps (R$499): every scrap sale pays double the coin value.
• Double Scrap Inventory (R$199): carry twice as much scrap per trip for larger hauls — it does not change the coin rate itself.
• Robux coin packs (R$25–R$499) buy coins directly from the store; they are purchases, not gameplay earnings.

How you earn coins in Scary Baboon Reimagined

Coins in Scary Baboon Reimagined come from scrap. You are trapped in an abandoned lab, and scrap is scattered around it: you pick it up as you explore, carry it to the in-game shop, and sell it. That sale is the moment scrap becomes coins — until you sell, a haul has not paid you anything. The how to find scrap guide covers the gathering half of the loop, and how to sell scrap walks through the selling half.

Coins then feed the rest of the game. The game's own description sums up the cycle as collecting scrap, selling it at the shop for gear, and teaming up with friends to survive. If you are new to that whole loop, the beginner guide puts the pieces in order.

Every haul is also a survival run. Monsters roam the lab's halls and each one hunts in its own way — some hear every step, some only move when you look away, and some guard the elevators. Getting a full load of scrap back to the shop means staying quiet and not getting caught along the way; the monsters overview breaks down how each hunter behaves.

Game passes that affect your coin income

Two game passes touch your coin income, and they improve it from different directions.

2x Coins from Scraps (R$499)

This is the direct rate boost. Once you own the pass, selling your scraps gives you twice the coin value. The multiplier applies specifically to coins earned from selling scraps, so every sale at the shop pays double what it otherwise would. The pass is covered in detail on the 2x Coins from Scraps pass page.

Double Scrap Inventory (R$199)

This pass doubles the amount of scraps your baboon can hold. The benefit is capacity, not price: with more room you can gather a larger haul before returning, so each trip can end in a bigger sale. A piece of scrap sells for the same amount with or without it. The how to carry more scrap page goes deeper on hauling capacity.

How the two boosts relate

The passes sit on opposite ends of the same trip. Double Scrap Inventory increases how much you can bring back per run; 2x Coins from Scraps increases what that haul pays when you sell it. Owning both means bigger loads that also sell for double — but neither is a requirement to earn. The scrap-and-shop loop pays on its own, and the passes only change how much each run is worth. For how they compare with the rest of the store, see the game passes list and the best game passes picks.

Buying coins with Robux

Coins can also be bought outright. The game sells them as developer products in the Robux store — these are purchases, not something you earn in play:

Alongside the coin packs, the store also lists a Starter Pack for R$19; its listing names no coin amount. The current store lineup is maintained on the coin packs page, with the full product list on developer products.

What coins are for

Sell scrap, get paid, and head back out — the game's description ties selling at the shop to gearing up ('sell it at the shop for gear'). What the shop stocks and what is worth prioritizing first is covered in the shop guide and the best gear rundown.