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West Wood Soul Coins Dealer

The utility cluster merchant — your medallion and badge source.

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Soul Coins Dealer — Location, Stock, and Purchase Badges

The Soul Coins Dealer is the in-fiction merchant who sells items priced in soul coins, including medallions. The Soul Coins Dealer item page covers the dealer’s role in the economy; this page covers where the dealer sits on the map, what the rotation typically includes, and how the three purchase-style badges in the official Remake badge API fire from dealer interactions.

Where the dealer sits

The Soul Coins Dealer operates out of a building in the utility cluster of the West Wood map, alongside the General Store and the Power Station. Community trackers describe the dealer building as a smaller, separate structure from the General Store — it has its own entrance and its own purchase prompt. The exact building number is not first-party published.

The dealer’s adjacency to the General Store is intentional: both are anchor landmarks that a daytime contract loop will pass through. Plan your run so a dealer visit pairs with a General Store restock.

Dealer stock and rotation

Community posts and the wiki counter list describe a small rotating stock:

  • Medallions — the H-key utility items, the most expensive and the source of the Participation Trophy badge.
  • High-tier consumables — coffee, cope, and other stamina/invulnerability consumables when in rotation.
  • Specialty items — community reports describe a rotating set of cosmetic or utility items, sometimes tied to seasonal events.

The exact rotation is not first-party published. Visit the dealer regularly and read the current prompt rather than memorising a static list.

The three purchase badges

The official Remake badge API lists three purchase-style milestones that can all fire from the dealer area:

  • At Least It’s Not Behind a 7/11 — Buy any item from the shop (general store or dealer). The badge name is a community joke referencing the original game’s General Store.
  • Buy from the dealer — A separate badge for purchasing any item from the Soul Coins Dealer.
  • Participation Trophy — Buy a medallion from the Soul Coins Dealer.

A single shopping trip with enough soul coins can fire all three badges. Cross-link Shop Progression for the right purchase order.

When to visit the dealer

Plan dealer visits around your McDuck Coins thresholds:

  • Below 100 soul coins — do not visit the dealer. Save for the General Store first.
  • 100–500 soul coins — first dealer visit is reasonable if a medallion is in rotation and you want the Participation Trophy badge.
  • 500–1000 soul coins — regular dealer visits become viable. Plan one per session.
  • 1000+ soul coins — dealer is a routine stop. Use the Tier List to decide which item to prioritise.

Risk-side effects of dealer visits

Dealer visits do not directly raise risk, but the trip itself often takes you through utility-cluster territory at dusk. Plan your dealer visits during daylight so you do not need to sprint back through the residential cluster at night. Cross-link Weather and Outages for outage window planning.

Evidence sources

  • west-wood-remake.fandom.com/wiki/Wendigo — lists the dealer in the wiki counter set reference.
  • AllRoblox West Wood economy summary — corroborates the Soul Coins Dealer as the medallion source.
  • Official Roblox badge API for Universe 10598641427 — confirms the three purchase-style badges.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Where is the Soul Coins Dealer?

In the utility cluster alongside the General Store and Power Station, outside the residential numbered-house area.

How much does a medallion cost?

Exact price is not first-party published. Plan around the 100–500 soul coin range as a starting budget.

Can I earn all three purchase badges in one trip?

Yes — buy any shop item, any dealer item, and a medallion in one visit if you have the coin balance.

Does the dealer stock rotate?

Yes — community reports describe a rotating stock. Read the in-game prompt rather than memorising a static list.