You can farm money (Pesetas) in the Resident Evil 4 Remake (RE4) by combining and selling treasures and trading off other items you find while playing. Learn about the best ways to farm money in the game!

How to Farm Money

How to Make Money Fast
Sell Treasures at the Merchant Combine Treasures Together Equip the Gold Attache Case Sell Duplicate and Excess Charms Open Locked Drawers with Small Keys Sell Unused Weapons and Ammo Sell Off Excess Rare Recovery Items Loot Dead Enemies Destroy Wooden Crates Kill Nearby Crows

Sell Treasures at the Merchant

Your primary way of making money in the Resident Evil 4 Remake is by selling treasures. These items are valuable and often combinable items that serve only the purpose of being sold at high prices.

Treasures are usually hidden in areas that are easy to miss, so don't hesitate to pick up Treasure Maps from the Merchant using Spinels and follow our guides below to find all treasures in the game!

All Treasure Location Guides
All Village Treasures	All Castle Treasures	All Island Treasures
All Village Hidden Treasures	All Castle Hidden Treasures	All Island Hidden Treasures

Interactive Map

Combine Treasures Together

You can increase the money you get from selling specific treasures by combining them with gemstones. In general, the best gems to use are Red Beryls and Yellow Diamonds, as they have the highest base price of all gemstones.

In addition, you should prioritize aiming for same-color combinations, as they generally reward the highest gemstone bonus outside of Five Colors' max multiplier.

List of Treasure Combinations

Aim for the Astute Appraiser Achievement

Maximizing your gemstone combinations will allow you to reach selling prices of 100,000 Pesetas and higher, unlocking the Astute Appraiser achievement. You can get this achievement by using an Elegant Crown and aiming for Duo and Trio, Quintet, or Five Colors bonuses.

Astute Appraiser Guide: How to Sell Treasure for 100K

Equip the Gold Attache Case

Case	Details
Attache Case: 'Gold'	Perks: Increased drop rate for Pesetas. Where to Find: Available as Pre-Order Bonus.

If you're looking for additional money drops, we recommend equipping the Attache Case: Gold. This case increases the drop rate of Pesetas, letting you passively rake in more money as you loot dead enemies and break open wooden crates and boxes.

List of Cases

Sell Duplicate and Excess Charms

You can also sell any duplicate charms you collect from the Shooting Range minigame. You can't equip more than one of the same charms at a time, so you can safely sell excess charms off at the Merchant.

List of Charms and Charm Perks

Open Locked Drawers with Small Keys

We also suggest looking for Small Keys and opening every Locked Drawer you come across. Opening these cabinets rewards you with various treasures which you can sell for large amounts of money at the Merchant.

All Small Key and Lock Locations

Sell Unused Weapons and Ammo

As you purchase stronger weapons and finalize your loadout while progressing through the game, don't hesitate to sell your unused guns and ammo. While it may seem inefficient to do so, the resale value of weapons and ammo is relatively high and will help you upgrade your newer guns.

List of All Weapons and Guns

Wear the Leon w/ Shotgun and Luis Sera Charms

Charm	How to Get	Perk
Leon w/ Shotgun	Token Machines at Shooting Ranges.	+40% ammo resale value.
Luis Sera	Token Machines at Shooting Ranges.	+20% weapon resale value.

If you want to make selling your unused weapons and ammo even more efficient, you should equip the Leon w/ Shotgun and Luis Sera Charms before selling them to the Merchant, as they increase the resale value of these items.

Sell Off Excess Rare Recovery Items

Charm	Perk
Rhinoceros Beetle	+100% recovery item resale value.

Considering you don't need to use all Yellow Herbs and Rhinoceros Beetles to reach maximum health, you can sell them off at the Merchant for a large amount of money.

In particular, we recommend crafting Mixed Herb (G+R+Y) with your excess Yellow Herbs and selling them with the Rhinoceros Beetle Charm equipped for 20,000 Pesetas each. However, you should only sell your other herbs if you have a surplus of healing items or need extra inventory space!

Best Charms to Equip

Loot Dead Enemies

Enemies usually drop money on death, so you should always check dead bodies for dropped Pesetas and other items. In addition, some of the more difficult enemies in the game can drop gemstones after you take them down. For example, Chainsaw Men often drop Emeralds on death, making them a relatively consistent source of money and gems.

List of All Enemies and Monsters

Destroy Wooden Crates

We recommend exploring every area thoroughly and destroying all wooden crates and barrels you find. These destructible objects often contain money, ammo, Gunpowder, and other crafting materials which help you get through the game's numerous chapters.

Kill Nearby Crows

Like enemies, crows can drop Pesetas and other useful items like ammo, gemstones, and grenades on death. If you have the ammo to spare, don't hesitate to kill every crow you find!

Use Flash Grenades Against Flocks of Crows

When dealing with groups of crows, it's better to use a Flash Grenade to take out all of them at once. In addition, killing three crows with a single Flash Grenade counts for the Shield Your Eyes Trophy.

How to Farm Money in NG+

Purchase and Sell First Aid Sprays

Chapter 16 Assisted	Chapter 2 Hardcore

In Assisted difficulty, at the last Merchant in Chapter 16, store most of your weapons and sell excess items in your inventory aside from what you need to defeat Saddler. Then purchase all the First Aid Sprays you can for 3,000 ptas. each.

Reach the Merchant in Chapter 1 of the succeeding Hardcore NG+ playthrough outside the hunter's lodge after jumping out the window. Sell all the First Aid Sprays for 5,000 ptas. each or 10,000ptas. each if you have the Rhinoceros Beetle Charm which increases the resale value of recovery items by 100%.

How to Farm Money in the Demo

Kill The Chainsaw Man

In the Demo, the Chainsaw Man drops 3,000 Pesetas when killed. However, in the Mad Chainsaw Mode, the Chainsaw Man will drop 10,000 Pesetas instead.

If you can defeat 2 Chainsaw Men in the village before the bell rings, you can collect at least 20,000 Pesetas, which can give you an Excellent score in the demo.

▶︎ How to Beat Chainsaw Man

▶︎ How to Unlock Mad Chainsaw Mode

How to Spawn 2 Chainsaw Men

Now, how do you spawn two different Chainsaw Men in the demo? As soon as you enter the village and alert its evil residents, run towards the northeast corner of the map, through the path by the tower, to spawn the first Chainsaw Man. The cutscene of his entrance will trigger as soon as you get close to the gate.

To spawn the second Chainsaw Man, enter the house across the tower (where the W-870 is) to trigger another cutscene.

Chainsaw Demo Walkthrough

Resident Evil 4 Remake Related Guides

Tips and Tricks: A Beginner's Guide

All Tips and Tricks Guides

Unlockables
All Unlockables	All Post Game Content
100% Completion Roadmap	New Game Plus Guide
How to Get Infinite Ammo	All Bonus Weapons
Professional Mode	All Exclusive Upgrades
Extra Content Shop	Locked Drawer
Expanded Treasure Map	How to Claim Bonus Content
Mad Chainsaw Mode (Demo)	-
Speedrun Guides
How to Get S+ Rank	Professional S+ Guide
Best Save Points on Professional	How to Skip First Village Fight
How to Skip Gallery Bridge	How to Skip Wrecking Ball Wall
How to Skip the Dynamite	How to Skip the Sun and Moon Switches
How to Raise Cannon Eariler	How to Speed Through Ashley Library Section
How to Skip the Farm: Get Wooden Cog Fast	Speedrun Guide
How to Skip Automatic Turret Lasers	How to Skip AA Turret
Mercenaries Guides
Mercenaries Rewards	Mercenaries Characters Tier List
Best Character for Each Stage	How to Use Mayhem Mode
How to Increase Time Limit	How to Increase Bonus Rate
Does Mercenaries Have Aim Assist?	Best Mercenaries Abilities
Weapon Guides
Best Weapons	Best Equipment for Professional Mode
Best Loadout	Strongest Guns
Best Exclusive Weapon Upgrades	Best Weapons to Upgrade
How to Upgrade Weapons	Best Handgun and Pistol
Best Shotgun	Best SMG
Best Rifle	Best Magnum
Best Knife	Knife Durability
How to Repair Knives	Best Weapons to Get First
Trophy and Challenge Guides
Achievements List and Trophy Guide	List of Challenges
Astute Appraiser	Frugalist
Silent Stranger	Sprinter
Minimalist	Eat This!
Real Deadeye	Smooth Escape
Hope You Like Thrill Rides!	Too Cool For Such Tricks
Capacity Compliance	CP Farming Guide
Settings Guides
Aiming Guide	Best Settings for Consoles
Best Settings for PC	Best Controls for Console
Best Quality-of-Life Settings	Frame Rate or Resolution Priority
How to Turn On Subtitles	How to Change Language Settings
Where to Adjust Brightness Settings	-
Combat Guides
How to Save Ammo	How to Dodge and Avoid Attacks
How to Parry Attacks	How to Stealth Kill Enemies
How Do Critical Hits Work	What to Do When You Have No Ammo
How to Do a Suplex	How to Swap Guns
What Does the Plus 1 Mean?	How to Get Assault Rifle Ammo
How to Repair Body Armor	Knife Only Tips and Strategies
Money and Merchant Guides
All Merchant Locations	Money Farming Guide
What to Buy First	What to Sell First
How to Farm Spinels	What to Trade Spinels For
Limited Time Sale Guide	How to Get Gemstones
Trading Guide	How to Get Exclusive Upgrade Tickets
Charms Guides
Best Charms to Equip	Can You Reroll the Charm Gacha?
Shooting Range Guide	-
Inventory Guides
How to Manage Inventory	How to Rotate Items
How to Increase Attache Case Storage	What to Do With Excess Items
Crafting Guide	All Crafting Recipe Locations
Why Can’t I Store Items?	-
Survival Guides
How to Increase Health	How to Disarm Traps
How to Disarm Tripwires	How to Quick Turn
How to Climb Walls and Ledges	All Yellow Herb Locations
FAQs
Difficulty Differences	Missables and Points of No Return
List of Exploits	All Bugs
How to Save	How to Change Costumes
Can You Turn on the Flashlight?	Can You Throw Back the Dynamite?
Can You Kill the Merchant?	Should You Register a Capcom ID?
Is There Transmog?	How to Get Infinite Knife Durability
Can You Kill Saddler Without the Rocket Launcher?	How to Change FOV
Story Guides
Ending Explained	Post-Credits Scene Explained
How to Get the Wrench	How to Get Past the Village
How to Get Back to the Church	How to Get to Ashley in the Castle
Should You Save or Kill the Trapped Dog?	What Happened to the Dog?
How to Get to the Forest Altar	Where's Everyone Going? Bingo? Meaning
Should You Climb the Bell Tower?	How to Use the Boat
How to Use the Cannon	Minecart Guide
Clocktower Lift Guide	-