Updated 25 October 2026. Facts on this page come from minecraft.wiki, minecraft.net and the live Artemis PvP server; sources are listed at the bottom.
Minecoins: Minecraft's Marketplace Currency
Minecoins (Tokens on PlayStation) are the money for the Bedrock Marketplace and Character Creator, and for some featured servers. You buy them in game, in the Minecraft Launcher or with gift cards, for example 320 Minecoins for US$1.99. They pay for worlds, skin packs, texture packs, mash-ups, add-ons, emotes and character items, and work in Minecraft Legends too.
How do you get Minecoins?
- In-app purchases in Bedrock Edition, Minecraft Legends or the Minecraft Launcher, in your local currency.
- Physical or digital gift cards from shops.
- Microsoft Rewards: 2,500 points (2,000 at level two) for a 330 Minecoins code.
- Bigger bundles give a better price per coin.
What can you buy with Minecoins?
Marketplace worlds, skin packs, texture packs, mash-up packs and add-ons, plus character parts and emotes in the Character Creator. Some featured servers sell their own items for Minecoins. In Minecraft Legends they buy skins, Lost Legends and Myths. See add-ons and Marketplace and featured servers.
Tips
Check whether Marketplace Pass or Realms Plus already includes a pack before buying it, and watch for free Marketplace content and sales. Skins: Minecraft skins.
How much do Minecoins cost?
Prices vary by country and do not include tax. The smallest pack is 320 Minecoins for US$1.99 in the United States; larger packs cost more but give more coins for each dollar. Marketplace items show their price in Minecoins, and some items are free.
Frequently asked questions
Can you use Minecoins on Java?
No, Minecoins are for Bedrock and Minecraft Legends.
Sources
Every fact on this page was checked against these pages; the wording is ours.