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# Casino Cashier

> **Not real money.** Casino coins are in-game items. You buy them with zeny that you farm in the game and sell them back for zeny. No real money is ever paid in or out. See [Casino](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/casino.md).

Every game in the casino is played with one of three coins: **Gold Coins** ID: 7929, **Platinum Coins** ID: 677 or **TCG Cards** ID: 7227. The **Casino Cashier** sells them for zeny, buys them back and changes one coin into another.

## Where

One cashier stands at the entrance of every casino floor. Take the **Casino Host** (`mainprt 221 167`) to any floor.

| Floor                  | Spot             |
| ---------------------- | ---------------- |
| Casino 1 - Lounge      | 1\@casino 33, 55 |
| Casino 2 - Main Floor  | 2\@casino 47, 18 |
| Casino 3 - Upper Floor | 3\@casino 46, 12 |
| Casino 4 - VIP Room    | 4\@casino 97, 51 |

## Prices

| Coin          | Buy (zeny)  | Sell back (zeny) |
| ------------- | ----------- | ---------------- |
| Gold Coin     | 50,000      | 45,000           |
| Platinum Coin | 1,000,000   | 900,000          |
| TCG Card      | 500,000,000 | 450,000,000      |

* Pick **Buy coins** or **Sell coins**, then the coin, type how many and confirm.
* The price is always the same: merchant skills like **Discount** and **Overcharge** do not change it.
* You can buy as many as your zeny pays for, up to 30,000 of one coin in your bag. A sale that would take you over the zeny limit is refused.

## Exchange

**Exchange coins** changes one coin into another for free, at the exact value:

|                 | Gold Coins | Platinum Coins |
| --------------- | ---------- | -------------- |
| 1 TCG Card      | 10,000     | 500            |
| 1 Platinum Coin | 20         | -              |

Changing coins never costs the 10% you lose on a sell back.

## Good to know

* Casino coins weigh nothing. You can trade, vend, store and mail them.
* No other shop buys them: only the Casino Cashier.
* Casino winnings come in the coin you bet. If your bag is full, they come by mail.
* Gold Coins used to cost 100,000 zeny. Every Gold Coin held before the Nov 4 price change was doubled, so none lost value.
* Games that use the coins: Roulette, Blackjack, [Poker](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/poker.md), [Color Game](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/color_game.md), [Slots](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/slots.md) and the Daily Lottery. Videos of every game: [Casino](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/casino.md#watch-the-games).


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