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Lake Kingdom – All 50 Purple Coins

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In Seaside Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey, you can find 50 purple coins. The list guides you through all coin categories and shows the quantity of each. Select the area you are currently searching from the table of contents.

How to use the location list

The numbers are a counting aid for this guide, not official in-game numbers. A single line can contain multiple coins. Therefore, compare the locations with your collection, not the running number with the in-game display. Directions refer to the map view.

All 50 purple coins: Locations by area

Landing site and courtyard

Purple coins: landing site and courtyard
No. Number Location
01–03 3 High sales alongside the Odyssey.
04–06 3 Underwater near the zipper close to the Odyssey.
07–09 3 Niche next to the moonstone.
10–12 3 Zippered niche near the beginning.
13–16 4 High foot traffic in the courtyard.
17–20 4 Hidden area in the 2D section of the notes.

Lake and underwater area

Purple coins: Lake and underwater area
No. Number Location
21–23 3 Water surface above the underwater area.
24–26 3 Below the surface of the water in the large lake.
27–29 3 Sale at the underwater location.
30–32 3 Underwater niche to the left of the square.
33–36 4 At the entrance to the spiky underwater tunnel.
37–39 3 Right at the top of the underwater area.

Terrace and climbing room

Purple coins: Terrace and climbing room
No. Number Location
40–43 4 Zippered niche at the top of the underwater compartment.
44–47 4 Step to the left of the terrace.
48–50 3 Climbing bonus room: around the edge of the grip.

If you are still missing coins

  • Use Cappy to pull back zippers and open them fully. Check both the ground near the landing site and the high walls above the area.
  • You can stack Goombas to reach the high courtyard step. In the 2D note area, there are four coins behind the normal exit.
  • In the climbing bonus room, the visible route leads easily past the three coins: Hang on to the edge of the handhold and shimmy around the corner.