The cost to build and fully upgrade villages in Coin Master varies widely based on the village level. Early villages such as Land of Vikings cost about 3.1 million coins, while Ancient Egypt requires 5.2 million coins. As you progress, costs increase, with Snowy Alps needing 9.5 million coins and Inca demanding 13.2 million coins.
Mid-game villages come with higher costs. For instance, the Robot village costs 35.8 million coins, and Arabian Nights needs 41 million coins. Other mid-level villages like Wild West and Netherlands cost 58.3 million and 60 million coins, respectively. The cost keeps rising, with Wonderland at 67.2 million coins and Army Camp at 64.2 million coins.
Later villages are significantly more expensive. For example, Australia costs 71 million coins, and Mexico requires 75.8 million coins. As you advance further, Coin Manor demands 108.9 million coins, and Dragon Lair goes up to 115.2 million coins. The costs keep climbing, with Greek Island at 120.1 million coins and LA Dreams at 126.3 million coins.
Higher-level villages can be extremely costly. Steampunk costs 174.6 million coins, while Maharaja and Alien Invasion jump to hundreds of billions of coins, with Maharaja at 323.7 billion coins and Alien Invasion at 333.6 billion coins. Royal Castle is even pricier at 343.5 billion coins.
To save coins, players can take advantage of special events and discounts like Village Mania, which offers up to 65% off on village items. The Golden Pass provides free rewards for seasonal objectives, and Build Rush rewards players for upgrades. Inviting friends back to the game also offers free spins and energies.