Skull Coin

A Skull Coin

Skull Coins, also known as Death Medallions, are items present in Rayman Origins, Rayman Jungle Run, Rayman Legends, Rayman Fiesta Run, Rayman Adventures and Rayman Mini.

In Rayman Origins

In Rayman Origins, Skull Coins are usually placed at dangerous or well-hidden locations. Unlike collecting normal Lums, the player will have to wait a few seconds without taking damage before keeping the Lums from the Skull Coin. If they are collected while in a bubble, however, the Lums will be added immediately.

The players find out information about the Skull Coins from the Magician. They are worth 25 Lums, with the exception of the Nintendo 3DS version where they are worth 40 Lums.

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  The Magician describing the Skull Coin
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  The Magician stating that a Skull Coin is worth 25 Lums
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  The Magician explaining that a Skull Coin is worth 40 Lums and an easier speed trophy in the Nintendo 3DS version
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  A Skull Coin in a bubble
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  A Skull Coin beneath a TNT box in the level Freaking Flipper

In Rayman Jungle Run and Rayman Fiesta Run

In Rayman Jungle Run and Rayman Fiesta Run, Skull Coins are worth 20 Lums and work the same as in Rayman Origins, but they are however much easier to find.

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  A Skull Coin, as seen in Rayman Jungle Run
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  A Skull Coin, as seen in Rayman Fiesta Run

In Rayman Legends

In Rayman Legends, there are a lot fewer Skull Coins to find. In the Back to Origins levels, they are mostly replaced by Teensies in cages.

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  A more rare Skull Coin seen in one of the Back to Origins levels in Rayman Legends

In Rayman Adventures

In Rayman Adventures, Skull Coins are instantly added to the player's Lums upon being collected. They come in both a regular-sized and a much larger version, but they all yield 25 Lums in this game.

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  A bigger version of a Skull Coin in Rayman Adventures

In Rayman Mini

In Rayman Mini, tiny Skull Coins that work the same as in Rayman Adventures can be found. They are worth 20 Lums in this game.

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  A Skull Coin, as seen in Rayman Mini