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Statue Of Endless Fortune

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Statue Of Endless Fortune
It's made of solid gold. What's it for?
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Source(s) Casino: data-sort-value="1000000">1,000,000g
Sell Price Cannot be sold

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Statue Of Endless Fortune, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Statue Of Endless Fortune - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Statue of Endless Fortune is a piece of Furniture that can be purchased for data-sort-value="1000000">1,000,000g from an NPC in the Casino. It produces one gift or item each day. If an item is not collected, it will be replaced by a new item the next day. The player can purchase as many Statues as they can afford, there is no limit to the number allowed.

The statue is one of the most expensive items in the game but also one of the easiest ways to obtain Iridium Bars.

Normal Days

On days when no villager has a birthday, the statue has an equal chance of producing one of four items: Diamond, Iridium Bar, Omni Geode, or Gold Bar.

Birthdays

On a villager's birthday, the statue will produce a specific one of his/her "loved" items. The quality of the item is always normal (lowest quality).

Item Produced Villager's Birthday
Amethyst

Abigail

Bean Hotpot

Demetrius

Cactus Fruit

Sam

Coconut

Linus

Complete Breakfast

Alex

Daffodil

Sandy

Diamond Evelyn • Gus • Jodi • Krobus • Marnie • Maru • Willy
Duck Feather

Leo

Emerald Clint • Emily • Penny
Fish Taco

Caroline

Fried Calamari

Pierre

Frozen Tear

Sebastian

Leek

George

Lemon Stone

Dwarf

Lobster

Elliott

Parsnip

Pam

Pink Cake Haley • Jas • Vincent
Pizza

Shane

Roasted Hazelnuts

Kent

Salad

Leah

Spaghetti

Robin

Super Cucumber

Wizard

Vegetable Medley

Lewis

Wine

Harvey

Trivia

  • The statue resembles the maneki-neko figurines popular in Japan and China, considered a symbol of good luck for small business owners.
  • Assuming an unlikely best-case scenario of 1 Iridium Bar for every non-birthday, the Statue would pay for itself in approximately 8.44 years. (79 non-birthdays per year × data-sort-value="1500">1,500g for each Iridium Bar with the Blacksmith profession = data-sort-value="118500">118,500g. data-sort-value="1000000">1,000,000g ÷ data-sort-value="118500">118,500g ≈ 8.44).

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