Minecoin


Minecoins (Tokens on PlayStation) are the digital in-game currency used to make purchases in the Marketplace and Character Creator platforms, as well as certain featured servers. It is also shared with the Marketplace in Minecraft Legends.
Obtaining
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Minecoins are acquired via in-app purchases using the player's local currency in Bedrock Edition, Minecraft Legends, and the Minecraft Launcher, physical or digital redemption cards purchased from retailers, the Microsoft Rewards program, or directly from Minecraft.net, while Tokens are acquired via in-app purchases using the player's local currency and physical or digital redemption cards purchased from retailers. However, Minecoins cannot be converted into Tokens and vice-versa.[1] This also applies to Minecoins on Nintendo Switch devices purchased after October 27, 2026.[upcoming: BE 26.60]
It can also be bought inside the Minecraft Legends Marketplace and the in-game currency syncs in Bedrock Edition as well.
In-app pricing
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320 Minecoins for US$1.99 (US$0.622~ per 100 Minecoins)
1,020 Minecoins for US$5.99 (US$0.587~ per 100 Minecoins)
1,720 Minecoins for US$9.99 (US$0.580~ per 100 Minecoins)
3,500 Minecoins for US$19.99 (US$0.571~ per 100 Minecoins)
8,800 Minecoins for US$49.99 (US$0.568~ per 100 Minecoins)
Pricing is the same for
Tokens on PlayStation.
Redemption reward
[edit | edit source]In the Microsoft Rewards program, 2500 Rewards points or 2,000 points (for level two members) can be redeemed for a
330 Minecoins code.
Usage
[edit | edit source]Minecoins are used to purchase content from the Marketplace, such as worlds, skin packs, add-ons, texture packs, mash-up packs, as well as character parts and emotes inside the Character Creator. In featured servers, they can be used for special in-game offers and exclusive Marketplace content.
Minecoins can be used in Minecraft Legends to buy skins and textures, Lost Legends, and Myths.
Cross-buy currency
[edit | edit source]Since Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Legends uses the same currency and shared similar infrastructure (using the Bedrock Edition Marketplace), they can be used in both games. This means one can get Minecoins from the former and spend it on the latter (and vice-versa), as long as they use the same Microsoft account for both games. However, the contents from one game does not carry to the other.
History
[edit | edit source]Bedrock Edition
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| April 10, 2017 | Minecoin was first revealed in the Marketplace announcement. | ||||||
| 1.1.0 | alpha 1.1.0.8 | Marketplace was added, with Minecoin as the currency. | |||||
| Bedrock Edition | |||||||
| 1.2.0 | beta 1.2.0.2 | Added an option to buy 3500 coins for US$19.99. | |||||
| beta 1.2.5.12 | Added an option to buy 8800 coins for US$49.99. | ||||||
| 1.14.0 | Bedrock Edition was added to the PlayStation 4 platform, alongside the Marketplace and the Token currency. | ||||||
| Upcoming Bedrock Edition | |||||||
| 26.60 | Newly bought Minecoins are no longer cross-platform available with Nintendo Switch devices, similar to Tokens on PlayStation.[2] | ||||||
Minecraft Legends
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| 1.17.24827 | Added the Marketplace and Minecoins. | ||||||
Gallery
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Minecoins
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Tokens
Currency icons
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Minecoins
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Tokens (PlayStation exclusive)
Pricing icons
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Pixel art representing 320 Minecoins.
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Pixel art representing 960 Minecoins, depicting a bowl.
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Pixel art representing 1600 Minecoins, depicting a chest.
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Pixel art representing both 3200 and 4380 Minecoins, featuring two minecarts.
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Pixel art representing 8,000 Minecoins, featuring an ender chest.
Minecoins Pack
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Minecoins Pack worth
1,720 Minecoins on Amazon
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ "What are Minecraft Tokens?" – help.minecraft.net.
- ↑ "Changes are coming to Minecoins for Nintendo" – Minecraft.net, September 1, 2026.
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