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==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]''==
==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]''==
Mario Coins take the place of regular coins for players using a Mario Card. There are 25 Mario Coins located in each course, except in Challenge games. In Time Attack, this is reduced to 10 if in 150cc (this does not apply to 100cc). If a player collects a certain number of Mario Coins, they will gain a special private kart for the character or a character-exclusive special item. Even if the player loses coins by bumping into a wall or taking damage, it will still count towards the player's Mario Coin total at the end of the race (lost coins that regenerate on later laps are instead normal coins). Bonus Mario Coins are awarded for the player's finishing position (finishing time in Time Attack) and their performance in the Challenge game if one is played.
These types of coin only appear if the player is using a Mario Card. They are found on every course in the game. The player can collect these types of coins that are on the ground. If a player collects a certain number of Mario Coins, he or she will gain a special private kart for the character or gain a special item only for him or her. The player can lose these types of coins like the ordinary coins by simply bumping into a wall.
 
There are also two other ways to earn Mario Coins: finishing high in a race and playing Challenge Games.  


===Distribution===
===Distribution===
The following list shows the three ways Mario Coins are distributed at the end of a race:
The following list are three ways Mario Coins are distributed:
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
! Type !! Condition
! Type !! Condition
|-
|-
| '''MARIO COIN received''' || The number of MARIO COIN the player collects in the race. Collecting all 25 MARIO COIN in the race (10 in 150cc Time Attack) will give a ''Perfect!'', awarding a bonus of 5 MARIO COIN.
| '''MARIO COIN received''' || The number of MARIO COIN the player collects in the race. If the player collects 25, the player gains a bonus of 5.
|-
|-
| '''Ranking bonus''' || The number of MARIO COIN earned based on the player's finishing position, regardless of if the player finished or timed out. Grand Prix awards 10 for 1st, 8 for 2nd, 6 for 3rd and 5 for 4th or lower; in VS Race, it is instead 20 for 1st, 15 for 2nd, 12 for 3rd and 10 for 4th. Not given out in Time Attack games.
| '''Ranking bonus''' || The number of MARIO COIN earned depending on the player's finishing position.
|-
| '''Time bonus''' || Only awarded in Time Attack games (100cc or 150cc), this is the number of MARIO COIN earned based on how fast the player finishes a Time Attack race, up to a maximum of 20.
|-
|-
| '''Challenge game bonus''' || If the player plays a Challenge Game, the number of MARIO COIN earned for the player's performance.
| '''Challenge game bonus''' || If the player plays a Challenge Game, the number of MARIO COIN earned for the player's performance.
|}
|}
This means that the maximum number of Mario Coins that can be collected in one race is 55 in Grand Prix (assuming 15 MARIO COIN earned in Challenge game), 35 in 150cc Time Attack, and 50 in VS Race/100cc Time Attack.


====Challenge game bonus====
====Challenge game bonus====
The player can also earn Mario Coins through Challenge Games. A player can play a Challenge Game by clearing all courses within a cup in 1st place (this will also happen if the player selects a cup they have already completed and finishes 1st on the round that they selected to race on). Regardless of the Challenge Game, the maximum Mario Coins the player can earn is 15. The table is as follows:
The player can also earn Mario Coin through Challenge Games. A player can play a Challenge Game by clearing all courses within a cup in 1st place. Regardless of the Challenge Game, the maximum Mario Coin the player can earn is 15. The table is as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
! Cup !! Condition
! Cup !! Condition
|-
|-
| '''[[Yoshi Cup]]''' || 5 Coins equals 1 MARIO COIN.
| '''[[Yoshi Park 1|Yoshi]] [[Yoshi Park 2|Cup]]''' || 5 Coins equals 1 MARIO COIN.
|-
|-
| '''[[Mario Cup]]''' || Six sections. Clearing awards 15 MARIO COIN. Failing awards 2 MARIO COIN per passed section.
| '''[[Mario Highway|Mario]] [[Mario Beach|Cup]]''' || Six sections. Clearing awards 15 MARIO COIN. Failing awards 2 MARIO COIN per passed section.
|-
|-
| '''[[Waluigi Cup]]''' || 70 meters or more earns 15 MARIO COIN. Otherwise a maximum of 10 MARIO COIN depending on distance.
| '''[[Stadium Arena|Waluigi]] [[Waluigi Stadium (arcade)|Cup]]''' || 70 meters or more earns 15 MARIO COIN. Otherwise a maximum of 10 MARIO COIN depending on distance.
|-
|-
| '''[[Donkey Kong Cup|DK Cup]]''' || 1 MARIO COIN for each [[Koopa Troopa|Koopa]] knocked out.
| '''[[Donkey Kong Jungle (course)|DK]] [[Bananan Ruins|Cup]]''' || 1 MARIO COIN for each [[Koopa Troopa|Koopa]] knocked out.
|-
|-
| '''[[Wario Cup]]''' || Based on how fast the player clears the stage. A Time Up is worth 0 MARIO COIN.
| '''[[Diamond City (course)|Wario]] [[Snow Panic|Cup]]''' || Based on how fast the player clears the stage.
|-
|-
| '''[[Pac-Man Cup]]''' || Based on how fast the player clears the stage. A Time Up is worth 0 MARIO COIN.
| '''[[Pac Mountain|PAC-MAN]] [[Pac Labyrinth|Cup]]''' || Based on how fast the player clears the stage.
|-
|-
| '''[[Bowser Cup]]''' || Four poles. Clearing awards 15 MARIO COIN. Failing awards 3 MARIO COIN per knocked down pole.
| '''[[Bowser's Castle (arcade)|Bowser]] [[Castle Wall|Cup]]''' || Four poles. Clearing awards 15 MARIO COIN. Failing awards 3 MARIO COIN per knocked down pole.
|-
|-
| '''[[Rainbow Cup]]''' || 15 MARIO COIN for winning the battle. Losing or getting a Time Up awards 0 MARIO COIN.
| '''[[Rainbow Coaster|Rainbow]] [[Rainbow Downhill|Cup]]''' || 15 MARIO COIN for winning the battle.
|}
|}


==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]''==
==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX]]''==
[[File: Mkagpdx mario coin item.png|thumb]]
The Mario Coin reappears in ''Mario Kart Arcade GP DX'', the sequel to ''Mario Kart Arcade GP 2''. Unlike the previous game, Mario Coin appears on all game versions whether the player is using save data or not. A notable change is without the loss of Mario Coin by bumping into a wall. In international versions, it serves no purpose. A player can unlock content by earning 50 Mario Coins.
The Mario Coin reappears in ''Mario Kart Arcade GP DX'', the sequel to ''Mario Kart Arcade GP 2''. Unlike the previous game, Mario Coin appears on all game versions except v1.06 of the international version whether the player is using save data or not. In international versions on versions before v1.06, it serves no purpose. There are now 35 Mario Coins laid out on each track. For every 50 Mario Coins collected, the player gets a Slot Chance where the player can unlock an item, special kart, or an extra character.


===Distribution===
===Distribution===
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! Type !! Condition
! Type !! Condition
|-
|-
| '''Collected''' || Number of Mario Coins the player collected in the track, out of 35.
| '''Mario Coin Received''' || Number of Mario Coins the player collected in the track.
|-
|-
| '''Perfect Bonus''' || This will be 15 if the player collected all 35 Mario Coins on the course, otherwise, this will be 0.
| '''?''' || Unknown, seems to be for some other purpose.
|-
|-
| '''Rank Bonus''' || Awarded based off the player's finishing position (1st = 25, 2nd = 22, 3rd = 20, 4th = 18, 5th = 16, 6th = 15).
| '''Position Bonus''' || Number of Mario Coins received for the player's position.
|}
|}
This means that the maximum number of Mario Coins that can be collected in one race is 75.
While playing races is one way to earn Mario Coins, there are also other ways to earn Mario Coins, depending on the current game version and the events that are taking place.


==Trivia==
A player can also earn Mario Coins through some other purpose, such as selecting the right chest after winning a one-on-one battle in the [[Mario Kart Arcade GP DX#National Battle|National Battle]] mode.
*[[File:MKT Icon TeamtokenMario.png|thumb|80px]]Team Mario's [[Event token|team tokens]] from ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' resemble Mario Coins.


In April 21, 2016; an update was added to the Japanese cabinets. Here, Banapassport users gain 50 Mario Coin if they use inserted credits to [[continue]] their game after their race, called a '''Continue Bonus'''.
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