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*The [[Wooded Kingdom]] has '''Nut-shaped''' Regional Coins, based on the ironwork of Steam Gardens and the [[Steam Gardener]]s.
*The [[Wooded Kingdom]] has '''Nut-shaped''' Regional Coins, based on the ironwork of Steam Gardens and the [[Steam Gardener]]s.
*The [[Lost Kingdom]] has '''Leaf-shaped''' Regional Coins.
*The [[Lost Kingdom]] has '''Leaf-shaped''' Regional Coins.
*The [[Metro Kingdom]] has '''Portrait-stamped''' Regional Coins, which feature [[Pauline]]'s portrait on one side, the city landscape on the other, and decorative stars on both. The edges are reeded. Before the game's release, they were refered to as '''City Coins'''.
*The [[Metro Kingdom]] has '''Portrait-stamped''' Regional Coins, which feature [[Pauline]]'s portrait on one side, the city landscape on the other, and decorative stars on both. The edge is reeded. Before the game's release, they were refered to as '''City Coins'''.
*The [[Snow Kingdom]] has '''Snowflake-shaped''' Regional Coins.
*The [[Snow Kingdom]] has '''Snowflake-shaped''' Regional Coins.
*The [[Seaside Kingdom]] has '''Shell-shaped''' Regional Coins.
*The [[Seaside Kingdom]] has '''Shell-shaped''' Regional Coins.

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Not to be confused with Purple Coin.
Regional coins in Super Mario Odyssey.
Pyramid Coins, the Regional Coins of the Sand Kingdom.

Regional Coins[1] are one of the main collectibles in Super Mario Odyssey. They are purple and can be used to buy outfits, stickers and souvenirs. There are 50-100 located in each kingdom, and their shape and design vary in each kingdom.

Variations

Gallery

Artwork

Screenshots

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ローカルコイン[2]
Rōkaru Koin
Local Coin
Dutch Lokale Munt[7] Local Coin
German Spezialmünze[5] Special Coin
Italian Moneta Locale[6] Local Coin
Russian Местная монетка[8]
Mestnaya monetka
Local Coin
Spanish (NOE) Moneda Local[3] Local Coin

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