Resident Evil Requiem Antique Coins buy upgrades once you unlock the parlor. There are four useful items you can purchase, costing 17 coins in total meaning you'll want to find as many as you can, as quickly as you can, to get everything you need. I've found 22 in the game so far, so you've got some options while searching for them.
Most antique coins can be found lying around, with only a few locked away, literally, in safes, or dropped by enemies. You'll be able to buy three of the four upgrades in the parlor with just the ones you can find in the open, but if you want everything you will need to fight a couple of specific zombies and find the Resident Evil Requiem safe codes to get at the locked away ones.
Resident Evil Requiem antique coin locations
There are 22 antique coins in Resident Evil Requiem, which is more than enough for the upgrades you can buy with them, which we've also listed below. The majority can be found lying around, with a few in safes and a couple only available once you kill two specific zombies.
Here are all the locations of every Resident Evil Requiem antique coin:
- Coin 1: Nurses' Station - There's a coin on top of the locker by the trolley which you can climb on to reach it, before moving the trolley to get the toolbox for the fuse in Resident Evil Requiem.
- Coin 2: Guard Station save room - Another coin is on the desk just as you go through the door into the Guard Station.
- Coin 3: West Wing - On a table in the corridor just past the Filing Room.
- Coin 4: Bar & Lounge - One coin can be found on the piano keyboard, but it's not the only one in this room.
- Coin 5: Bar & Lounge - You'll get another coin for killing the singing zombie.
- Coins 6, 7, and 8: Bar & Lounge - The final three coins in this room are in the safe behind the bar.
- Coin 9: East Wing stairwell - Destroy the white vase on the cabinet at the bottom of the stairs past the Waiting Room to find one coin.
- Coin 10: East Wing stairwell - Find this one in the same area as the one above, on the table, near a Resident Evil Requiem Mr Raccoon bobblehead.
- Coin 11: Parlor - Once you've unlocked the Parlor, where you can also spend these antique coins, you'll find one right in front of you, on the roulette table.
- Coin 12: Parlor - Another Parlor coin can be found on the bar.
- Coin 13: Parlor - The final coin in the Parlor is hidden inside the small green vase on the bar corner, you can get it by smashing the vase.
- Coin 14: Waiting Room - You'll find one coin on the small table immediately after entering the waiting room in the East Wing.
- Coins 15, 16: Waiting Room - Then there's another two coins in the open safe behind the reception counter.
- Coin 17: Conference Room - You'll find one coin lying on the white desk at the back of the Conference Room.
- Coin 18: Conference Room - Just like in the Bar, you'll get a coin for killing the singing zombie you encounter in the Conference Room.
- Coins 19, 20, 21: Examination Room - You'll get three coins for opening the safe in the examination room next to the body missing its Resident Evil Requiem organs.
- Coin 22: Courtyard - Once you've opened the Resident Evil Requiem Sun Moon and Star door, you'll find yourself in the fresh air of the outdoors. There's one last antique coin on the garden chairs at the bottom of the curved staircases.
If you miss any of those, don't worry, as there are five more than you need, giving you plenty of opportunity to purchase all the items below.
Resident Evil Requiem antique coin rewards
You can spend your hard-earned coins inside the Parlor, which is behind the Unicorn door in Resident Evil Requiem. In here, there are four locked cabinets, each containing one of the following items, and which can be unlocked by spending coins:
- Resident Evil Requiem hip pouch - 3 coins
- Stabilizer (increases gun handling and power) - 4 coins
- Steroids (increases max health) - 4 coins
- Override Manual (increases blood collector's capacity by 50) - 6 coins
In the list above I've found 22 coins, and you only need to 17 to buy all the upgrades. So you shouldn't have to worry about what to choose, because you can buy them all eventually. The hip pouch is probably the best one to get first though, given Grace's woefully undersized inventory.
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