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Copper Coin is a Tool in Dark Souls.
Copper Coin Usage
- Can be sold to Kingseeker Frampt for 1.000 souls.
Copper Coin Location
- Talk to Petrus of Thorolund a couple times before Reah arrives and he will give you one.
- Drops from Vagrants, specifically the Red Good Vagrant. (Depths, Undead Burg, Undead Parish, Painted World of Ariamis, Darkroot Garden, Darkroot Basin, The Catacombs, Tomb of Giants, The Great Hollow, Ash Lake, Demon Ruins, Lost Izalith, Sen's Fortress, Blighttown, Anor Londo, New Londo Ruins Lower, New Londo Ruins Upper, The Duke's Archives, Crystal Cave, Northern Undead Asylum, Kiln of the First Flame and Royal Wood)\
AnonymousIn the Japanese Mcloyf is actually "macroif". Macro means big and if means possibly, as in the possibility of the player returning to the human world is massive.
Truly the deepest lore.
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Keep it as a souvenir from your vacation in the delightful Lordran!
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By the time you can sell it to Frampt 1000 souls is basically worthless. And if you go the dark route they are literally useless.
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If you only get one per playthrough from Petrus and store them in your box, you can use it as a way to tell which NG+ you are on.
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All coins are pointless, in case you didn’t know. Their only use is to feed them to a character for a few souls. My guess as to why they were put into the game is so that could be used by the community as currency. This obviously never happened. I just drop them one at a time in spots where other players might be. So they can possibly spawn drift items and vagrants.
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Copper: Old Man McLoyf
Silver: Knight King Rendal
Gold: Allfather Lloyd
“Those who dream of returning to the outside world are fond of carrying these around”
So these guys on the coins are big boys in “the outside world”. I’m curious what they mean with outside world. In the descriptions of the coins they also talk of a “world of men” what did old man Mcloyf that they put him on a coin…
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