Cuphead Coin Cost Comparison

Fixed Porkrind prices, from a free Peashooter to Twin Heart at 5 coins. Pick any two.

Visual comparison

Linear scale: bar lengths are directly proportional to value, relative to the largest entry.

Twin Heart5 Coins
Spread4 Coins
Chaser4 Coins
Lobber4 Coins
Charge4 Coins
Roundabout4 Coins
Crackshot4 Coins
Converge4 Coins
Heart3 Coins
Smoke Bomb3 Coins
P. Sugar3 Coins
Coffee3 Coins
Whetstone3 Coins
Peashooter0 Coins

All values

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About these numbers: Coin costs are fixed Studio MDHR shop numbers with no real money rate, so rows pin coins only and never convert. Gated stock opens through other buys and mausoleum Supers cost no coins, both noted per row.

About this converter

Porkrind sells two menus at fixed coin prices: shots at 4 each and charms at 3 or 5. The Peashooter starts free at 0, Heart, Smoke Bomb, P. Sugar, Coffee and Whetstone cost 3 each, Spread, Chaser, Lobber, Charge, Roundabout, Crackshot and Converge cost 4 each, and Twin Heart costs 5. That makes one Twin Heart equal almost two Hearts, while one 4-coin shot equals over one 3-coin charm. Coins come from run-and-gun levels at 5 per level plus hidden overworld pickups, so a full base set needs 32 coins. Every value here is the fixed Emporium price with gate conditions noted where they apply.

How to use it

Pick two items and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. One box holds a count of the first item, one holds the matching count of the second, one holds the total in coins. Try 1 Twin Heart against Hearts.

Gates stay noted: Lobber needs one of the first three shots or two DLC buys, Charge needs two other shots or one DLC shot, Whetstone needs four other charms or one DLC charm, and Twin Heart needs three other charms. Crackshot and Converge sell only on Inkwell Isle IV from the DLC. Supers cost no coins at all and come from mausoleums, so they stay out of rows. Twist-Up and the DLC charms stay out because their prices lack a verified listing in the sources used. A 2017 fan guide lists 4 for Smoke Bomb, P. Sugar and Coffee against the wiki 3, and those rows flag it.

FAQ

How much is a weapon?

4 coins. All seven shots cost 4: Spread, Chaser, Lobber, Charge, Roundabout, Crackshot and Converge.

How much is a charm?

3 coins: Heart, Smoke Bomb, P. Sugar, Coffee and Whetstone. Twin Heart costs 5.

Do Supers cost coins?

No. Mausoleums grant them for challenges: Energy Beam, Invincibility and Giant Ghost.

Why do some guides list 4 for Smoke Bomb?

The wiki table used here lists 3. A 2017 fan guide lists 4, flagged in the entry notes.

Sources

  • Cuphead Wiki Porkrind's Emporium page (weapons 4 coins, charms 3 or 5, gate conditions)
  • Cuphead Wiki List of Weapons (Peashooter default Damage 4, Chaser 2.85, Lobber 11.6, Charge 6 and 46)
  • Cuphead Wiki Roundabout page (Price 4 Coins, Damage 8.5)
  • Cuphead Wiki List of Charms (Heart, Smoke Bomb, P. Sugar, Coffee, Twin Heart, Whetstone roster)
  • Steam Community Cuphead guide 2017 (Spread, Charge, Smoke, Heart, Sugar, Coffee, Twin Heart cross-check, 4-coin conflict noted)
  • Wikipedia Cuphead page (Porkrind Emporium shop, coins from levels and overworld)

Last verified: 2026-09-28 · 14 entries

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