Wen is the bottleneck in Project Slayers 2. Gear, upgrades, and consumables all pull from the same pool, and quest payouts alone are slow enough that most players stall out somewhere in the mid-game. The fix is not a better quest loop — it is treating raid chests as a currency farm and dumping everything they drop on one merchant.
Quick answer: Loot Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 raid chests for Coin, Coin Stack, Coin Pile, and Coin Pouch items, then sell the whole stack to Ginzo in Mistfall Harbor once you are level 45 or higher.
Coin items that sell for Wen in Slayers 2
Four separate coin items exist, and all of them are vendor trash with no other use — they exist purely to be sold. You can confirm their drop sources yourself by opening the Archives menu and searching for “coin,” which lists every container that can produce them.
| Item | Drops from |
|---|---|
| Coin | Sealed Cache T1, T2, T3 |
| Coin Stack | Sealed Cache T1, T2, T3 |
| Coin Pile | Sealed Cache T2, T3, Snow Chest |
| Coin Pouch | Sealed Cache T3, Snow Chest, Ouwigahara Chest |
Coin Pouch is the one worth chasing. A single pouch sells for roughly 750 Wen, so a stack of a couple hundred is a six-figure payday on its own.
Requirements to sell coins to Ginzo
Two gates sit between you and the payout, and hitting either one with a full inventory of coins is frustrating. Clear both before you start farming.
- Level 45 is the minimum to sell items to Ginzo at all
- The jeweler box quest from Hidden Mist Village must be completed first
- Ginzo is located in Mistfall Harbor, near the shrine teleport point
Coins do not expire, so anyone under level 45 can still run chests now and hold the entire stack until the gate opens.
Raid chest locations by tier
Raid chests are spread across three difficulty bands, and each band sits in a different part of the map. Higher tiers sit in more dangerous territory and produce the more valuable coin items, which is why Tier 3 is worth the trip once you can survive the enemies around it.
| Tier | Regions | Nearby landmarks |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | Bamboo Grove | Bamboo Grove Town, Mother Bear, local boss spawns |
| Tier 2 | Mistfall Harbor, Butterfly Estate, Forgotten Ruins | Shinobu and Rengoku boss zones |
| Tier 3 | Snow region, Iceveil Valley | Snow Chests and Ouwigahara Chests |
Open the in-game map and mark the Tier 1 cluster first. The spawns sit tightly around Bamboo Grove Town and the Mother Bear area, which makes it the cheapest loop to learn before you push further out.
How to run the chest loop and cash out
You know the sale went through when the sell menu clears the sold items and your Wen counter jumps by the listed total. If the sell option is unavailable, you are either below level 45 or have not finished the jeweler box quest.
Boss quests that drop guaranteed Coin Pouches
Boss hunts stack on top of the chest loop instead of replacing it. Pick up Muzan boss quests and work through the hunt list — Eliminate Sanemi, for example, pays around 2,000 Wen plus XP on completion.
The quest reward is the smaller half of the payout. Every boss kill drops a World Events Chest containing a guaranteed three Coin Pouches, which is another 2,250 Wen or so once Ginzo buys them. Health Potions and crafting materials drop alongside them, so sweep the ground before moving on.
Past level 125, open the Kasugai Crow menu and queue Slayer or Muzan boss quests on top of your chest route. Those quests pay more cash in public servers than in private ones.
Wen farming route for low-level players
If the Tier 3 enemies in the snow region flatten you, skip that zone entirely. Tier 1 and Tier 2 chests still produce sellable coins, and the shorter loop around Bamboo Grove and Butterfly Estate is safe enough to run repeatedly without dying.
Add the boss Hoyuzo to that rotation. He spawns in the cave beneath Mother Bear, sits directly on the Tier 1 chest route, and is beatable well before you can handle the Iceveil Valley enemies.
The 2x Wen gamepass does not apply to item sales
The 2x Wen gamepass costs 240 Robux, and it does nothing for this farm. Selling Coin Pouches to Ginzo with the pass active returns the same amount as selling them without it — the multiplier does not touch merchant transactions.
Do not buy the pass expecting it to double your chest-run payouts. It has no effect on the money you make selling coins.
Once the loop clicks, the economics are straightforward. A full circuit through all three chest tiers with a few boss hunts folded in fills your inventory with coin items, and a single visit to Ginzo converts that into a quarter of a million Wen. Repeat the circuit, sell in bulk, and stop treating quest rewards as your income.
