Palworld 1.0 runs on four separate currencies, and each one rewards a completely different setup. Gold flows from automated mining and breeding, Dog Coins come from hunting a specific chest-shaped Pal, Bounty Tokens drop from human targets, and Arena Battle Tickets come from a single high-level fight you can automate. Getting large amounts fast is less about grinding harder and more about building the right base and party for each one.
Quick answer: Automate Chromite mining and stack Gold Coin Assembly Lines for Gold, hunt high-level Mimogs at the World Tree ice area for Dog Coins, butcher bounty targets carrying transferred drop passives for Bounty Tokens, and automate the level 80 fight at coordinates 630, 10 for Arena Battle Tickets.

Gold farming: Chromite mining, Dumud Gild breeding, and Assembly Lines
Gold has three reliable engines that can run at the same time. The first is an Ancient Material Synthesizer setup dedicated to Chromite. Chromite is preferred over Coralum Ore because it mines faster, and the higher mining speed produces more total profit even though each unit sells for less.


The second engine is breeding. Alpha Dumud Gilds sell for more than the regular version, so target those specifically. Breed them from Broncherry Aqua and Grintale, and place a Braloha in the base to speed up egg production.
The third engine is passive income from Gold Coin Assembly Lines. Using the fireplace placement method, you can stack multiple Assembly Lines vertically inside a single tile, packing far more production into the same footprint.
| Gold method | Core requirement | Key detail |
|---|---|---|
| Chromite mining | Ancient Material Synthesizer on Super Hard Work | Mines faster than Coralum Ore for higher total profit |
| Selling Chromite | Five Goblins with Noble and Fine Furs | Maximizes merchant payout |
| Dumud Gild breeding | Broncherry Aqua + Grintale, Braloha in base | Alpha versions sell for more |
| Assembly Lines | Fireplace placement method | Stack multiple lines in one tile |
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Add to Google Preferences →Dog Coins: Hunt Mimogs at the World Tree ice area
Dog Coins come mainly from defeating or capturing Mimogs, the chest-shaped Pal with dog ears. The best place to farm them is the World Tree ice area, where the terrain is flat and high-level Mimogs spawn in numbers. A strong flying mount like Jetragon or Eidrolon makes the route fast.
The party matters more than the weapon here. Maraith at level 5 partner skill cuts active skill cooldowns by 60% each time you defeat a Mimog, which lets you fire off Meteorain almost back to back. Pair that with damage dealers like Solenne and Goblins, then add Katress and Blazehowl Noct for the drop boost.
At level 5, Katress and Blazehowl Noct increase neutral drops by up to 80%, pushing each Mimog to roughly 500-600 Dog Coins. If you don’t have a one-shot setup, the Vortex Beater works as a fallback because it can stun and finish Mimogs before they flee at their high movement speed.
Follow a consistent loop through the World Tree caves and ice lakes so Mimogs respawn along your path. Dog Coins also appear in Junk Piles and Treasure Chests, and hostile faction enemies can drop them rarely, but Mimog hunting is by far the most consistent source.
Tip: Dog Coins are spent at the Medal Merchant, often found near the Desolate Church or Forgotten Island Church Ruins. Their stock includes stat-boosting accessories and the Mystery Accessory Box, which adds an accessory slot.

Bounty Tokens: Capture targets and butcher them with Yakumo passives
Successful Bounty Tokens drop when you defeat or capture human bounty targets, which are marked on the map with purple hood icons. There are 26 bounties across the Palpagos Islands ranging from Level 10 to Level 53, plus 7 tougher endgame bounties on Feybreak Island between Level 56 and Level 59. The higher the bounty’s difficulty, the more tokens it drops.
To multiply the yield, use a Yakumo with drop-boosting passives before butchering. A four-star Yakumo carrying Lavish Hospitality and Service-Minded can transfer those passives to a captured bounty target through its Birds of a Feather partner skill, which has a 30% chance to pass its own passives onto the target.
Once the target carries those drop passives, butchering it produces far more Successful Bounty Tokens than a normal kill. You can breed a suitable Yakumo using an online breeding calculator, inheriting the needed passives from parents such as Lamball and Dynamoff.
Spend Successful Bounty Tokens with the PIDF Bounty Officer, usually found in settlements. One of the easiest to reach sits at the Small Settlement, and the stock is identical across every officer.
| Reward | Successful Bounty Tokens |
|---|---|
| Gold Coin x2000 | 1 |
| Advanced Technical Manual | 5 |
| Pal Reverser | 7 |
| Kinship Peach | 15 |
| Implants (Musclehead, Artisan, Vanguard, and others) | 15 |
| Life Fruit / Power Fruit / Stout Fruit | 25 |
Note: Pal Bounty Tokens are separate. They drop the first time you defeat each Alpha Boss, cannot be exchanged or sold, and instead grant small stat and elemental bonuses viewable under the Key Items tab.

Arena Battle Tickets: Automate the level 80 fight at 630, 10
Arena Battle Tickets come from the Arena located at coordinates 630, 10. Completing the level 80 encounter there rewards the tickets, and the fight can be set up to win itself with the right Pals and gear.
Orserk drives the automation. Its Ferocious Thunder Dragon partner skill stacks attack and defense buffs whenever it hits enemies with bullets, so pairing it with a drone launcher or Terra Prisma keeps those buffs climbing on their own. Dandilords from the World Tree zone then handle the crowd clearing with strong area-of-effect damage.
Equip your Pals with stat-boosting accessories to speed the fight up. A working loadout uses batons such as the Lord of Lightning’s Baton and the Lord of the Underworld’s Baton, along with accessories like the Lyleen Noct’s Talisman and the Cryolinx Ring.

Run the Gold engines in the background while you handle the active tasks, since Chromite, Dumud Gild eggs, and Assembly Lines all keep producing without your input. Save the Mimog runs, bounty butchering, and Arena fight for focused sessions, and you can build up all four currencies in parallel rather than grinding one at a time.






