Stardew Valley Forage Price Comparison (Gold)

Compare Stardew Valley forage sell prices from 5 to 150 gold. Salmonberry to Crystal Fruit with base no-star values by season and picks. Includes tables.

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Crystal Fruit150 Gold
Snow Yam100 Gold
Coconut100 Gold
Spice Berry80 Gold
Grape80 Gold
Cactus Fruit75 Gold
Winter Root70 Gold
Leek60 Gold
Crocus60 Gold
Wild Horseradish50 Gold
Sweet Pea50 Gold
Dandelion40 Gold
Daffodil30 Gold
Blackberry20 Gold
Salmonberry5 Gold

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About this converter

Forage gold adds up fast in Stardew Valley. Each item has a base sell price for no-star quality. Salmonberry sells for 5 gold. Crystal Fruit sells for 150 gold. This page lines up 15 forage goods on the same gold scale. Prices come from ConcernedApe game data as shown on the official Stardew Valley Wiki shipping bin pages. All values are base quality with no Tiller bonus. Season tags help you plan spring to winter runs and bundle needs.

How to use it

Pick two entries and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. Try Crystal Fruit at 150 against Salmonberry at 5 to feel the gap. Try Leek at 60 against Daffodil at 30 to plan spring runs. Use Gold for exact bin math and Thousands of gold for season totals.

Coconut sells for 100 gold at base quality. The Oasis shop sells coconuts for 200 gold on Mondays. Do not mix shop buy price with bin sell price. We use 100 gold to match the current Wiki sell box. Morel, Holly and other forage items are not listed to keep the set at 15. Silver, gold and iridium stars raise each price step by step. Tiller adds 10 percent for most crops but not for most wild forage. Check the shipping bin in game to confirm each sale.

FAQ

Which forage sells for the most gold?

Crystal Fruit sells for 150 gold at base quality. Snow Yam is next at 100 gold. Both are winter items.

Why is Coconut listed at 100 gold?

100 gold is the base bin sell price. The Oasis shop sells coconuts for 200 gold on Mondays. Wiki Coconut page shows both numbers in separate boxes.

Do quality stars raise the price?

Yes. Silver, gold and iridium stars each raise the sell price. Tiller adds 10 percent for some crops. This page uses no-star base only for fair math.

Which spring forage is best for early gold?

Leek sells for 60 gold and is common in spring. Wild Horseradish sells for 50 gold. Daffodil sells for only 30 gold.

Sources

  • Stardew Valley Wiki Daffodil, Crocus, Snow Yam, Coconut pages
  • Stardew Valley Wiki Foraging data shipping bin prices
  • ConcernedApe game data via Wiki ObjectInformation

Last verified: 2026-10-02 · 15 entries

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