There’s plenty to do throughoutStory of Seasons: A Wonderful Life, but one of the extracurricular activities you’re able to partake in is the archeological excavation happening at the Dig Site. Carter and Flora are looking for stone tablets that tell the region’s history, and are willing to let you keep any treasures you find as you help them search.
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The treasure you’ll be unearthing at the Dig Site becomes more valuable each year, so be sure you’re digging frequently to keep the cash flowing. In this list, we’ve pinned down the eight Dig Site finds with the highest selling prices.
Sale Price (G)
300
Kicking off our list is something that very much lives up to its name – whatisthat? Thankfully, Strange Objects are usually pretty easy to predict, with the way they stick up out of the dirt. And by the time you’re onto Year Four, predictability in your finds isn’t a bad thing.
The Strange Object seems to count as a stone, packed in with the Magatama Stone in your Encyclopedia. Dig up a couple of these on your next expedition and you’ll find afaithful sellevery time.
400
Watching the colorful, geode-like ores you’ve been finding at the Dig Site becoming more valuable as the years pass is a unique feeling of progression in Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life. But when you jump from finding Sugarstar Ores en masse to doubling your selling price with the Hexagonal Ore is a beautiful feeling.
Another treasure that’s pretty easy to parse out if it’s sticking out of the dirt when you arrive at the Dig Site for the day, target this pretty prize for a cool payout every time.
800
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Another treasure that’s pretty easy to parse out if it’s sticking out of the dirt when you arrive at the Dig Site for the day, target this pretty prize for a cool 400g every time.
1,000
Finally into the Golden artifacts in Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life, you’ll find sooner than later that the golden objects hidden each year are without question the most valuable of the year. This kicks off immediately in Year One, with Golden Forks fetching quite a sell price.
1,000g is a huge sum of cash so early in the game, with all the upgrades and new animals feeling overwhelming sometimes, so be sure tohand these off to Vanor the townsfolkvisiting your shopas soon as you’re able to.
1,500
The Golden Comb is admittedly one of the easier items to pick out from the dirt if it’s already poking up above surface, and that’s a great thing! It’s first available in Year Two, which is also the first time you’ll see the Dig Site expand if you’ve been mining last year.
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Having something to target as the size of the Dig Site increases, and you begin finding all the treasures is a helpful tip to get the most of your limited time at the Dig Site each day.
2,000
By Year Three when you first begin finding Golden Fish at the Dig Site, you’ve more than likely got a handle on how to manage the continued expansion of the project. Once again in Year Three, you’ll arrive to your first day to find the site has grown quite a bit.
There are still quite a few updates to come for the Dig Site, but Year Three feels like you have a groove established. It’s also possible it’ll be the first time you’re offered a Blessed Tool in exchange for a golden relic, so find one you won’t miss too much and hand it over. It’s best to use a cheaper relic if you can!
2,500
The Golden Crown, much like the Golden Fork, is one of the easiest Dig Site finds to spot when you first arrive for digging duty each day. The golden spikes sticking from the dirt are relatively unmistakable, so there’s absolutely no shame in starting with that spot for the day.
By Year Four, the golden relics may have taken a back seat to finding the remaining tablets, but be sure you’re stopping to dig for gold anytime you see it at the Dig Site – those spikes always mean money.
3,000
The most expensive item you can find at the Dig Site is locked behind five years of game progression, but the Golden Bear sells for 3,000g a piece. It takes some patience to finally dig your way down to it, but once it’s in the rotation, you’ll continue to dig up Golden Bears until you’re no longer working at the Dig Site.
3,000g is absolutely nothing to sneeze at, even by Year Five. When you consider that crops usually sell for three-digit values, having something worth so much that’s accessible for free just for digging? We’ll never turn down a few thousand G!
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