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Storing and Organizing Library Ferret Coins

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Contents (6)
  1. Why Organization Matters
  2. Setting Up Coin Storage
  3. Sorting Rules
  4. Maintenance
  5. Next guides
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Why Organization Matters

Library Ferret registers five coin items: Diamond Coin, Emerald Coin, Gold Coin, Iron Coin, and Netherite Coin. Because they look similar in name and purpose, an unorganized chest quickly becomes a mess. A simple storage system saves you from grabbing the wrong coin.

Setting Up Coin Storage

1. Place a row of five chests, one per coin type.

2. Put a sign on each chest with the exact coin name: Iron Coin, Gold Coin, Emerald Coin, Diamond Coin, Netherite Coin.

3. Order the chests from cheapest to most valuable so the layout matches your progression.

4. Keep a single ender chest slot reserved for one of each coin as a reference set.

Sorting Rules

Never store raw ores in the same chest as coins. Iron ore goes in the ore chest; Iron Coin goes in the coin chest. The same applies to gold, emerald, diamond, and netherite. This separation means that when you need to craft a higher coin, you know exactly where the inputs live.

Maintenance

After each mining or trading session, deposit coins immediately rather than carrying them. If a chest fills up, expand sideways rather than merging two coin types. When you complete the set, the five labeled chests give you a clear visual confirmation that all five coins are banked.