The Silver Teaspoon Set sits in a sweet spot in ARC Raiders: it is light, sells for a high amount of Coins, and is not tied to quests, Projects, or Workshop upgrades. That makes it one of the more efficient trinkets to grab when you are topside and trying to fund better gear.
What the Silver Teaspoon Set does in ARC Raiders
Silver Teaspoon Set is a Trinket item with the flavor text “A shining, shimmering set of refinement and elegance.” It counts as loot rather than a crafting material, so it cannot be recycled into components, and it cannot be crafted.
Key stats:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Trinket |
| Rarity | Common/Rare tier trinket |
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
| Sell price in Speranza | 3,000 Coins |
| Max stack size | 3 per inventory slot |
| Crafting | Not used; cannot be crafted |
| Recycling | Cannot be recycled |
The high sell price, low weight, and three‑item stack cap make it a very efficient pickup whenever you have space in your backpack. Since it has no known quest or upgrade use, it is safe to treat it purely as a money item.
Where Silver Teaspoon Set can spawn (tag-based locations)
ARC Raiders uses “tags” on Points of Interest (POIs) to control what kind of loot can appear. The Silver Teaspoon Set is tied to civilian spaces rather than industrial junk piles.
It can appear in POIs with these tags:
- Residential – apartments, houses, and living blocks.
- Old World – pre‑ARC city structures such as libraries and town halls.
- Commercial – shops, office blocks, galleries, and business centers.
Some instances can also drop in areas with mechanical elements, but the core pattern is simple: look where people used to live, work, or shop, not in scrapyards or pure industrial spawns.
In practice, that means you should prioritize indoor spaces that look like apartments, offices, or public buildings and search furniture, drawers, and bags thoroughly.
Best map regions to farm Silver Teaspoon Set
Silver Teaspoon Sets can drop in any topside expedition that rolls Residential, Old World, or Commercial POIs, but several parts of the world concentrate those tags and give you more rolls per run.
Dam Battlegrounds trinket spots
In Dam Battlegrounds, focus on the clusters of housing and admin buildings rather than exposed combat zones. The following POIs have good chances for trinkets such as the Silver Teaspoon Set:
- Pattern House
- Ruby Residence
- Pale Apartments
- Testing Annex
- Research & Administration
These buildings typically contain multiple rooms with wardrobes, desks, and cabinets, which means more individual loot containers that can roll trinkets.
Buried City trinket spots
Buried City leans heavily into Old World and Commercial spaces, so it is a strong zone for teaspoon hunting if you can handle the enemy density.
- Galleria
- Space Travel
- Library
- Town Hall
- Piazza Arbusto
- Red Tower
- Santa Maria Houses
- Plaza Rosa
- Grandioso Apartments
Inside these POIs, prioritize upper floors and back rooms where suitcases, sideboards, and safes tend to spawn. The more enclosed the room, the more likely it is holding a couple of high‑value trinkets.
Spaceport trinket spots
Spaceport has fewer residential pockets but several large commercial‑ish terminals that can still yield teaspoons when you sweep their interiors.
- Control Tower A6
- Arrival Building
- Departure Building
These buildings are long and linear. Work your way methodically through check‑in counters, waiting areas, and staff rooms to open every briefcase, duffel, and cabinet you see.
The Blue Gate: highest Silver Teaspoon Set drop rate
The Blue Gate map has some of the strongest odds of producing Silver Teaspoon Sets, making it a first choice if your goal is to stockpile coins quickly.
Focus your runs on:
- Ancient Fort
- Ruined Homestead
- Raider's Refuge
- Village
These locations combine Residential and Old World elements. You get both tight homestead interiors and larger complexes with multiple loot‑dense rooms, which means a lot of rolls on the trinket table in a relatively small area.
Stella Montis trinket spots
Stella Montis is another reliable area when you want a mix of Old World and Commercial loot.
- Cultural Archives
- Business Center
- Atrium
- Eastern Tunnel
The Cultural Archives and Business Center, in particular, play like compact mini‑cities inside a single POI, with long corridors filled with drawers, cupboards, and office furniture that can all drop Silver Teaspoon Sets.
How map modifiers change trinket farming
Map conditions in ARC Raiders quietly change the value of loot runs, and some of them are especially good for trinket farming.
The standout modifier for Silver Teaspoon Set is Night Raid. Under Night Raid, overall loot value is higher than normal, which means that when a drawer or bag decides to drop a trinket, it is more likely to be one of the higher‑priced ones, such as the teaspoon set.
There is a trade‑off. Night runs limit visibility and add more environmental threats, such as rats. Those can chew through health while you are busy rummaging through cabinets.
When you enter a Night Raid expedition:
- Bring a reliable light source or optics so you can clear rooms quickly without blind corners.
- Plan shorter, high‑density routes between the POIs listed above instead of wandering across the whole map.
- Leave enough space in your Safe Pockets to stash any 3,000+ Coin trinkets you find, in case you die on the extraction path.
Running efficient Silver Teaspoon Set routes
Outside of the named POIs, a lot of the actual work is about how you move through buildings and how selective you are with your inventory.
Step 1: Before you deploy, choose a map that includes either The Blue Gate, Buried City, or Dam Battlegrounds in the rotation and check whether Night Raid is active. If it is, treat that as a bonus run for value.
Step 2: On the map, mark a tight loop of 2–4 of the listed POIs that are close together. For example, in The Blue Gate, you might chain Village → Raider's Refuge → Ruined Homestead → Ancient Fort, and then head toward an extraction point.
Step 3: Inside each POI, clear enemies in the immediate area first so you are not interrupted while opening containers. Then focus on indoor loot: drawers, sideboards, cabinets, suitcases, and raider bags. Ignore low‑value scrap on the ground if your inventory is tight.
Step 4: Once your backpack is half full, start being ruthless. Keep stacks of high‑value trinkets such as the Silver Teaspoon Set and drop single, low‑value items to make room for more 3,000‑Coin pickups.
Step 5: When you are satisfied with the haul, move your best trinkets into Safe Pockets if you are not on a free loadout, and then head straight for extraction without detours.
When to sell and what to keep instead
Trinkets sit on their own track compared to materials. A small number of specific trinkets are needed for upgrades, but the Silver Teaspoon Set is not among them.
- Scrappy upgrades use items like Cat Bed and Very Comfortable Pillow, not teaspoons.
- Expedition framework requires Light Bulb quantities, not teaspoons.
Because the Silver Teaspoon Set has no known quest or upgrade requirement and cannot be recycled into materials, there is no long‑term downside to selling every copy you find in Speranza. Reserve your storage and hesitation for items explicitly needed in quest text, Workshop upgrade descriptions, or Expedition projects.
That also means that if you are already carrying the trinkets needed for Scrappy and expeditions, you can treat every teaspoon set simply as a 3,000‑Coin brick of value and prioritize it over heavier scrap.
Silver Teaspoon Sets are not flashy, but they quietly fund a lot of the progression curve in ARC Raiders. Focus runs on Residential, Old World, and Commercial POIs in The Blue Gate, Buried City, Dam Battlegrounds, Spaceport, and Stella Montis, lean into Night Raid when it is available, and be disciplined about what you carry home. A few efficient loops are enough to turn a handful of shining cutlery into your next weapon upgrade.
