Reference article
Coins
Currency, earning methods and spending across reviewed Duck Life games.
Overview
Coins are used for purchases in Duck Life. What they buy and how you earn them depend on the game.
Duck Life 1
In the first game, coins come from training pickups and first-time race wins. They buy seeds, hats and colours. See 
Coins for prices and race reward rules.
Duck Life 2
See 
Coins for 
Duck Life 2. Coins buy food and cap upgrades. Cosmetics are free after race unlocks.
Duck Life 3
In the third game, training pickups fund food; regular league results advance progression without coin prizes. Champion victory adds 500,000 coins. See 
Coins.
Duck Life 4 Classic
See 
Coins for checked Classic rules and labelled original Flash differences. Classic ordinary wins pay 50 coins per world number; shops sell eggs, hats and haircuts.
Remastered and mobile
See 
Coins for the redesigned Unity/mobile rules in 
Duck Life 4 Remastered.
Duck Life: Space
Space’s 
Coins come from training and races. First local race wins pay 150–400 coins; repeat regular coin rewards pay 60. Prices and full-game shop restrictions are described on the detailed pages.
Duck Life: Battle
In 
Duck Life: Battle, 
Coins pay for combat equipment, upgrades, tournament entry, salon visits and seeds. Earn them through exploration, training and battle rewards.
Duck Life 8: Adventure
Adventure uses bronze, silver and gold denominations for one spendable balance: ten bronze equals one silver, and ten silver equals one gold. 
Jelly Coins and 
Arcade Tickets remain separate.
Duck Life 9: The Flock
Coins support village building and purchases; Crystal Feathers, Jelly Coins and Diamonds remain distinct. See 
Coins.
Duck Life: Treasure Hunt — inspected Unity edition
Coins come from cave runs, chests, prize-machine rewards and challenges, and buy equipment and appearance choices. IQ gates many purchases. See 
Coins for checked source rules.