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Golden Coconuts have a chance to drop: [[Hats|Golden Helmet]] (5% chance), [[Banana Sapling|Banana Sapling]], [[Mango Sapling|Mango Sapling]], [[Pineapple Seeds|Pineapple Seeds]], [[Taro Tuber|Taro Tuber]], [[Fossilized Skull|Fossilized Skull]], [[Mahogany Seed|Mahogany Seed]], or [[Iridium Ore|Iridium Ore]]. | Golden Coconuts have a chance to drop: [[Hats|Golden Helmet]] (5% chance), [[Banana Sapling|Banana Sapling]], [[Mango Sapling|Mango Sapling]], [[Pineapple Seeds|Pineapple Seeds]], [[Taro Tuber|Taro Tuber]], [[Fossilized Skull|Fossilized Skull]], [[Mahogany Seed|Mahogany Seed]], or [[Iridium Ore|Iridium Ore]]. | ||
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| + | {{history|1.5|Introduced Golden Coconuts}} | ||
Revision as of 01:58, 22 December 2020
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| Golden Coconut | |
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| This is one tough nut to crack, but a professional might be able to break it open. | |
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| Source | Ginger Island |
| Sell Price | N/A |
Found throughout the Fern Islands .
Can be cracked by Clint in the Blacksmith shop for 
25g
The first golden coconut that's cracked always produces a Golden Walnut.
Golden Coconuts have a chance to drop: Golden Helmet (5% chance), Banana Sapling, Mango Sapling, Pineapple Seeds, Taro Tuber, Fossilized Skull, Mahogany Seed, or Iridium Ore.
History
- 1.5: Introduced Golden Coconuts