Ore Prices

Sell values per unit for all 11 ores. Prices are fixed regardless of biome depth.

Ore Sell Price / unit vs. Coal
Coal Coal 1g —
Copper Ore Copper Ore 3g ×3
Iron Ore Iron Ore 4g ×4
Sapphire Sapphire 8g ×8
Emerald Emerald 10g ×10
Silver Ore Silver Ore 40g ×40
Amethyst Amethyst 70g ×70
Gold Ore Gold Ore 300g ×300
Ruby Ruby 500g ×500
Diamond Diamond 4,000g ×4,000
Pink Diamond Pink Diamond 7,500g ×7,500
Spinel Spinel 750,000g ×750,000
Uranium Uranium 7,500,000,000g ×7,500,000,000
Moonstone Moonstone 375,000,000,000,000g ×375,000,000,000,000
Onyx Onyx 7,500,000,000,000,000,000g ×7,500,000,000,000,000,000
Prices are per unit dropped. Blocks drop variable quantities — see the Block Reference for qty ranges and expected value per block. Pink Diamond is 7,500× more valuable per unit than Coal.

Sell prices don't climb evenly — they jump in uneven multiples as you go up the list. Copper to Iron is barely more than a 1× step, but Emerald to Silver is a 4× jump, and Ruby to Diamond is a full 8× jump — the single biggest step in the whole list. That means the value in a haul is dominated by whatever's rarest in it: a single Pink Diamond is worth as much as 7,500 Coal.

Because price alone doesn't tell you how much effort an ore takes to reach, this table is best read together with the Block Reference (HP and drop quantities per block) and the Mining Efficiency page, which combines both into HP-per-dollar so you can compare ore that's expensive per unit against ore that just drops in bulk.