Resident Evil Requiem Antique Coin Guide: All 21 Locations
Twenty-one coins are hidden across this hospital, and you only need seventeen of them to walk away with every permanent upgrade in the Parlor.
Grace Ashcroft starts this game criminally underpowered. Small inventory, thin health bar, a gun that feels like it's held together with tape. The fix isn't found in a crafting bench, it's found in loose change scattered around Rhodes Hill Care Center. Track down enough Antique Coins and you can buy your way into a sturdier build before things get genuinely ugly later on.
This routing is for Casual and Standard difficulties. Insanity reshuffles the loot entirely and hands coins to regular enemies instead of leaving them lying around, so none of this applies if that's what you're playing. And if the basic survival loop still feels shaky, my beginners guide covers the fundamentals before you go treasure hunting.
What You're Actually Saving Up For
The Parlor sits on the first floor of the West Wing, but you can't walk in until you've pulled the Red Jewel out of the Unicorn Trinket Box in the Chairman's Office. Once you're inside, four locked cabinets are waiting, and here's what they'll cost you:
Hip Pouch — 3 coins. Two extra inventory slots. Buy this one first, you'll be dropping ammo on the floor otherwise.
Stabilizer — 4 coins. More weapon damage and noticeably tighter handling.
Steroids — 4 coins. A permanent bump to Grace's max health, and it fully heals her the moment you use it.
Blood Collector Manual — 6 coins. Fifty more units of Blood Collector capacity, which matters a lot once you're deep into crafting.
That's 17 coins total for the whole shop. Anything past that is just insurance.
The West Wing Barely Makes You Work
The first floor is generous, especially early on. Walk into the Guard Office from the Central Hall and there's a coin sitting right on the desk next to the keyboard, no threats nearby since it's inside the Safe Room.
After your first real scrap with the infected, head down the corridor north of the Filing Room and check the chest of drawers at the far end for a second one.
Once the Parlor's unlocked, three more coins are sitting in the room itself. One's on the roulette table, one's out in the open on the bar counter, and the last is stuffed inside a wooden crate on that same counter. Smash it open.
The East Wing Wants You to Actually Look
Things get less generous once you cross over. The Waiting Room has a coin sitting on the table in front of you, and behind the reception counter there's an already-cracked safe with two more coins someone left behind.
Head toward the stairwell but don't go up yet. There's a coin on the small table between the two brown couches, and a decorative vase nearby is hiding another one if you smash it.
The real prize on this floor is the Examination Room. A locked safe in the back right corner is holding three coins, and on Standard difficulty the code is Right 30, Left 10, Right 50. If you want every safe code in the building instead of just this one, that's a separate guide entirely.
The Second Floor Gets Meaner, and So Does the Payout
Advanced infected show up here, Singers included, and they'll tear through your health bar fast if you're careless. Learning their timing is worth doing before you go coin hunting, but that's a fight guide for another day.
The Bar and Lounge is the single best room in the whole stage. There's a coin resting right on the piano keys, and the Singer patrolling the room in a white dress drops another one when you put her down. Behind the bar, a safe opens with Left 10, Right 80, Left 30 for three more coins.
The Conference Room usually means dodging the Chunk on your way in, so get past it and check the white desk immediately to your right for a coin. Another Singer, this one in turquoise, is guarding the room, and she drops your twentieth coin once she's finished.
One Last Coin Waits Outside
By the time you've cleared the second floor you should already have your seventeen. But if you've been sloppy, there's exactly one more coin available on your way out, past the Central Door and the gem puzzle that opens it.
Once you're through and standing in the Courtyard, walk down the rounded staircase and turn around to look underneath it. Some patio furniture is set up there, and the twenty-first coin is sitting on the back right armchair.
Don't walk through the Courtyard gates until you're sure you've got everything. This is a hard point of no return. No backtracking to the Parlor, no revisiting missed safes, nothing. If completion matters to you, it's worth checking your trophy and achievement guide progress before committing to that walk.
