The Museum in Prospecting provides players with various passive boosts. To do this, simply place any of the found minerals in the display stands. However, not all of them will provide you with significant advantages. In this guide, all Prospecting Museum effects will be broken down.

Depending on the chosen mineral, players can receive certain stat boosts. The higher the rarity and weight, the greater the bonus. Moreover, mineral modifiers will give you even more advantages in this Roblox game.

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Where to Find Prospecting Museum

Prospecting Museum

Luckily, the Museum in Prospecting is available to players from the very first minutes of the game. You will find it not far from the spawn location. The Museum is located across the Fortune River. Also, do not forget to activate the waypoint to the right of the entrance to the building to use fast travel.

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Museum Effects Explained

Prospecting Museum

Inside the Museum, players will find various display stands in which any minerals can be placed. While the mineral is inside, you will receive a passive stat bonus in Prospecting. All display stands are divided into certain rarities in this Roblox game. However, it is worth noting that only some of them are available for use from the very beginning, and the rest you need to buy for money:

Display Stand Type

First

Second

Third

Common

Free

$1,000,000

400 Shards

Uncommon

Free

$5,000,000

800 Shards

Rare

1,500 Shards

$10,000,000

Free

Epic

2,250 Shards

$100,000,000

Free

Legendary

Free

$1,000,000,000

3,000 Shards

Mythic

$10,000,000,000

5,000 Shards

-

Exotic

10,000 Shards

-

-

When choosing a mineral, you will want to pay attention not only to the rarity but also to the weight, since it increases the passive bonus. Also, in addition to the bonus from the mineral, players can receive an additional bonus from its modifier. Each of them affects a certain stat in Prospecting:

  • Scorching - Dig Strength
  • Electrified - Shake Speed or Dig Speed
  • Pure - Dig Speed
  • Iridescent - Luck
  • Glowing - Dig Speed
  • Shiny - Shake Strength
  • Voidtorn - Luck, Capacity
  • Irradiated - Modifier Boost

Of course, you can try to place any of the Minerals available to you to find the best passive bonuses. Luckily, you can get minerals back from display stands without any restrictions. Here are all the Museum Effects of each mineral in Prospecting:

Mineral

Rarity

Stat Bonus

Pyrite

Common

Capacity

Copper

Common

Size Boost

Silver

Common

Shake Speed

Gold

Common

Sell Boost

Blue Ice

Common

Dig Speed

Seashell

Common

Capacity

Platinum

Common

Dig Speed

Amethyst

Common

Dig Speed

Obsidian

Common

Size Boost

Pearl

Common

Shake Speed

Titanium

Uncommon

Dig Speed

Topaz

Uncommon

Capacity

Neodymium

Uncommon

Shake Strength

Smoky Quartz

Uncommon

Shake Strength

Coral

Uncommon

Capacity

Malachite

Uncommon

Modifier Boost

Sapphire

Uncommon

Dig Speed

Zircon

Uncommon

Size Boost

Lapis Lazuli

Rare

Dig Speed

Ruby

Rare

Shake Strength

Silver Clamshell

Rare

Shake Speed

Jade

Rare

Modifier Boost

Onyx

Rare

Modifier Boost or Size Boost

Peridot

Rare

Luck

Glacial Quartz

Rare

Dig Speed

Meteoric Iron

Rare

Shake Strength

Pyrelith

Rare

Sell Boost

Azuralite

Rare

Dig Speed

Moonstone

Epic

Shake Speed

Iridium

Epic

Dig Speed

Ashvein

Epic

Size Boost

Ammonite Fossil

Epic

Capacity

Emerald

Epic

Luck

Pyronium

Epic

Sell Boost

Borealite

Epic

Dig Speed

Golden Pearl

Epic

Capacity

Opal

Epic

Shake Speed

Osmium

Epic

Size Boost

Cobalt

Epic

Dig Speed

Aurorite

Epic

Dig Speed

Palladium

Legendary

Sell Boost

Rose Gold

Legendary

Shake Strength

Diamond

Legendary

Luck

Cinnabar

Legendary

Size Boost

Luminum

Legendary

Capacity

Uranium

Legendary

Modifier Boost

Fire Opal

Legendary

Size Boost

Volcanic Key

Legendary

Size Boost

Catseye

Legendary

Capacity

Dragon Bone

Legendary

Size Boost

Tourmaline

Legendary

Sell Boost

Starshine

Legendary

Dig Speed or Size Boost or Shake Speed

Aetherite

Legendary

Dig Speed

Aquamarine

Legendary

Dig Speed

Painite

Mythic

Size Boost

Pink Diamond

Mythic

Luck

Vortessence

Mythic

Capacity

Inferlume

Mythic

Luck

Prismara

Mythic

Shake Strength, Luck, Capacity, or Dig Strength

Mythril

Mythic

Shake Strength

Volcanic Core

Mythic

Size Boost or Dig Strength

Flarebloom

Mythic

-Size Boost, +Luck

Frostshard

Mythic

Dig Strength

Cryonic Artifact

Exotic

+Shake Strength, +Dig Strength, -Shake Speed, -Dig Speed

Dinosaur Skull

Exotic

+Size Boost and -Sell Boost

Voidstone

Exotic

+Luck and -Capacity

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Released
September 1, 2006
ESRB
Teen / Diverse Content: Discretion Advised, In-Game Purchases (Includes Random Items), Users Interact
Developer(s)
Roblox Corporation
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Roblox Corporation
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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Android, iOS, Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro