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All Prizes in RACCOIN: Coin Pusher

All Prizes in RACCOIN: Coin Pusher

All 30 Prizes in RACCOIN explained, from Squishie coin modifiers to Figurine gadgets. Know what each one does before you pick it.

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What are Prizes in RACCOIN?
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RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike packs 30 distinct Prizes into its roguelike loop, and the gap between a good run and a failed one often comes down to knowing which Prize to grab when the choice appears. These aren't passive bonuses sitting in a menu. Each one modifies how your coins behave, places physical gadgets on the cabinet, or triggers effects that can swing a round in your favor. Unlocking them all also ties directly into the completionist achievement, so there's a practical reason to know every single one.

What are Prizes in RACCOIN?

Prizes are coin modifiers and one-time effects that you unlock through your runs. Once you unlock a Prize, it becomes eligible to spawn in future runs. Selecting one activates its effect automatically. The 30 Prizes split into four categories based on their item type: Squishies, Dolls, Badges, and Figurines. Each category behaves differently, so understanding the distinction before a run starts saves a lot of guesswork mid-session.

All 30 Prizes and what they do

The full list below covers every Prize available in RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike:

PrizeEffect
Gold SquishieApplies the Golden modifier to a coin. While in clip, +25 sell price per round. When scored, +10 Tickets.
Clock SquishieApplies the Clock modifier to a coin. If the coin has a round effect, it triggers with every 12 coins inserted.
Triangle SquishieApplies the Triangle modifier to a coin. When scored, treated as scoring three times.
Fault SquishieApplies the Bug modifier to a coin. Bug increases the coin's frequency of appearing in the shop.
Root SquishieApplies the Origin modifier to a coin. Origin spawns the same coin per round.
Doodle SquishieApplies the last modifier you used to a coin.
Zombie SquishieApplies the Zombie modifier to a coin. Converts coins it touches into the same coin, up to 20 times per round.
Infinity SquishieApplies the Return modifier to a coin. When scored, the coin returns.
Whitehole DollDraws in coins in the selected area and transports them back to the upper platform.
Tax Doll+2 Tickets for each coin in the selected area.
Blackhole DollDraws in coins in the selected area and scores them all.
Rich DollConsumes 20% of your ticket balance. Coins in the selected area gain value equal to the tickets consumed.
Mask DollConverts coins in a selected area into random coins of the same rarity.
Balance DollSets coins in the selected area to the value of the most valuable coin in it.
Rain BadgeRains 3-6 of your most purchased coin. Coins scatter from above the upper platform.
Screw BadgeStrongly shakes the cabinet.
Ice BadgeReduces friction for 10 seconds.
Puse BadgeCombo won't break for 10 seconds.
Bakugan BadgeDetonates all Prize Balls in play.
Berserker BadgeRandom effect: either achieves the Target Score or triggers an extra Bad Coin wave.
Mirror BadgeCopies a selected coin in the clip.
Fishbone FigurinePlaces the Fragile Fishbone gadget, a physical barrier that influences coin movement. Free to remove.
Dish FigurinePlaces the Cooking Pot gadget. Spend 5% of your Tickets to cook 2 selected coins.
Leftovers FigurinePlaces the Leftovers Pot gadget. Spawns a dish coin of increasing rarity.
Saucer FigurinePlaces the UFO Caller gadget. Absorbs or drops coins after every three sold items.
Cage FigurinePlaces the Coin Cage gadget. Allows 2 coins to be caged. Caged coins won't appear in the shop.
Woof FigurinePlaces the Woofchelin Table gadget. When the round ends, you earn Tickets based on the number of nearby dish coins.
Idol FigurinePlaces the Coin Stage gadget. Insert coins to rain selected coins.
Delivery FigurinePlaces the Food Trolley gadget. Scores nearby specific dishes and grants +1 Score Rate.
TV Tower FigurinePlaces the Raccoon Tower gadget. Ignores the BadBad modifier and destroys nearby Bad Coins. Gain one destroy charge after three special coins are used.

Which Prize types should you prioritize?

After testing Prize interactions across multiple run types, the category breakdown matters more than individual picks in isolation.

Squishies: the coin-level multipliers

Squishies attach modifiers directly to individual coins, so their value scales with how often that coin appears and scores. The Infinity Squishie (Return modifier) is particularly strong on high-value coins since it keeps returning the coin to play after scoring. The Triangle Squishie is worth grabbing early because treating a single score as three scores compounds fast. Zombie Squishie works best when you have a coin you want to flood the board with, but the 20-times-per-round cap keeps it from becoming infinite.

Dolls: area control and economy

Dolls target a selected area of the cabinet and apply effects to every coin caught in that zone. Blackhole Doll is the most direct of the group, scoring everything in range immediately. Balance Doll is a sleeper pick: setting every coin in an area to the value of the most expensive one there can spike your score unexpectedly. Rich Doll trades 20% of your current Tickets to boost coin values, so only use it when your balance is already high enough that the loss won't hurt your next shop visit.

Badges: board-state manipulation

Badges apply broad effects to the entire cabinet or your combo state. Puse Badge (10 seconds of combo protection) is most valuable right before you push a large coin wave through. Ice Badge reduces friction for 10 seconds, which changes how coins travel and can help coins reach scoring zones they'd normally miss. Rain Badge drops 3 to 6 copies of your most purchased coin from above the upper platform, which synergizes well with any Squishie you've already applied to that coin type.

Figurines: permanent gadgets with ongoing effects

Figurines place physical gadgets on the cabinet that persist and interact with coins every round. These are the Prizes with the longest-term payoff. TV Tower Figurine (Raccoon Tower) is one of the best defensive tools in the game: it ignores the BadBad modifier and destroys nearby Bad Coins, recharging after every three special coins used. Woof Figurine and Delivery Figurine both reward dish coin builds, so if you're running a cooking-themed coin setup, grabbing both creates a feedback loop of Ticket income and Score Rate bonuses.

How to unlock all Prizes

Based on the source material, Prizes unlock through your runs in RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike. Once a Prize is unlocked, it enters the pool of Prizes that can spawn in future runs. Unlocking all 30 is a requirement for the completionist achievement, so working through the full list is worth doing even if some Prizes don't fit your preferred playstyle.

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