In this Anthem Coins Guide, we will show you how you can earn Coins fast in the game by completing activities that are some of the best in giving you the most coins. Coins are currency in Anthem that can be used to buy skins and crafting materials.

Though there are many ways you can earn Coins in the game, there are some methods that give you the most of the rest.

Anthem Coins Guide

Below we have listed all the best ways you can earn Coins quickly in the game.

Daily Challenges

Daily Challenges are certain small tasks that can be performed either in a mission or in freeplay. These involve various task like eliminating enemies with a certain weapon, or performing melee kills etc. Though there are weekly and monthly challenges as well, Daily Challenges give you Coins the fastest. Some challenges give you 2,000 coins easily.

You can check your daily challenges by going to your Challenges tab, and then Path to Glory, where you will come across Daily, Weekly and Monthly Challenges.

Weekly Alliance System

This works best if you have a ton of friends playing Anthem as well, where the system basically works by rewarding you with more coins the more your friends and you play.

The Weekly Alliance System is levelled up as you play the game’s many missions and activities. Every time you complete an expedition, you earn Alliance XP alongside your regular XP. The more you and your friends increase the Alliance level, the more coins you  are bound to get in the end.

Having friends in the Weekly Alliance gives you a X5.00 Friend Bonus for each friend and the more they play, the more Coins you are getting. If you don’t have enough friends, the game will fill one of these five slots with ally contributions, or the people that you are randomly queued up with.

The more activities that your friends involve themselves in, the more they are contributing in you getting bonus Coins.

Talking to NPC

Another way you can earn Coins by doing nothing, is actually talking to NPC. All you have to do is pretty much talk to people in Fort Tarsis, where sometimes, a random conversation will end with a sweet reward of 600 Coins. Of coure you also increase your loyalty level with every conversation, but getting lucky with Coins is also possible in Anthem.

Strongholds

You can also earn decent amounts of Coins if you go for Strongholds. These are end game activities where you go to random encounters that will reward you with loot and Coins upon completing the missions successfully.

Strongholds are only available after you are done with Story Mode, and also requires three more players to begin the adventure. They also give you high level loot and Coins. Successfully completing the Stronghold missions can give you 800 Coins.

Freeplay Public Events

These are random events that happen in the world, but they don’t happen every time. You have to keep an eye out for them because they give out the most coins out of any activity. They can be indicated by the purple earth like symbol.

Go to these events and complete them to earn around 2,000 Coins. Since these are random, the only issue is that they are not reliable in quickly earning Coins, which is why Daily Challenges still are efficient in this matter. This however does not mean you should overlook Public Events. So go out to complete them once you find them on the map.

Legendary Contracts

One of the job as a Freelancer is to complete various contracts, which usually involve helping the people in Fort Tarsis. These are basically side emissions that reward you with XP, new gear, weapon and Coins. There are many different contracts that you can find in a lot of different places. Sometimes they can reward you with 2000 or more Coins with a single mission.

Legendary contracts can be located with a purple icon in Fort Tarsis and you will find them easy to be located. Once you are done with a legendary contract, you can head back again to find another that you can begin.

Read more Anthem Guides:

• Anthem Beginner’s Guide
• Anthem Combat Guide
• Anthem Level Up Guide
• Anthem Crafting Guide
• Anthem Javelin Guide

This concludes our Anthem Coins Guide. Feel free to comment below.