To find the Amulet Coin in Pokemon Emerald, players need to navigate through several in-game locations. The Amulet Coin is a valuable item that doubles the amount of money obtained after winning a battle. It is commonly used by trainers to increase their monetary gains and purchase various items in the game. The first step to locating the Amulet Coin is to obtain the Surf ability. Players can acquire Surf by defeating the Gym Leader in Petalburg City and receiving the Balance Badge. Once players have Surf, they can head to Route 118, which is accessible from Mauville City.

Where to get an amulet coin in Pokemon Crystal?

The amulet coin is in the Goldenrod Department Store Basement (you get to it through Team Rocket's hideout in the underground path).

Once players have Surf, they can head to Route 118, which is accessible from Mauville City. On Route 118, players need to navigate through various trainers and wild Pokemon battles until they reach a small beach area with a river on the left. Using Surf, players must travel along the river to reach a small island.

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Where do you get the amulet coin in Pokemon Blue?

Amulet Coin is a Hold Item, and Blue version did not have the capabilities of attaching Items to pokemon. Gold, Silver and Crystal were the first games to come up with the Amulet Coin, and you can not transfer to blue via Pokemon Stadium 2 Color Case and Metal Case.

Where is the amulet coin in pokemon red?

In Red the Amulet Coin item does not exist.

Where do you get the Amulet Coin in Pokemon HeartGold?

You can find an Amulet Coin in the Goldenrod Department Store basement.

Can you get an amulet coin from Pokemon Yellow and if you can where do you get it?

No, only in the later versions of the game do you have the ability to make Pokemon hold items. (Amulet Coin is a item that only works if Pokemon hold it) P.S. Meowth!

Where is the amulet coin in Pokemon Gold?

The amulet coin is in the basement of the pokemart in goldenrod while you defeat the rockets that take over the radio station

Mind Badge

Now that you can Fly.
Head back to Littleroot Town and visit your mother! She'd love to see you. and she'll give you the Amulet Coin, which doubles the money in battle if the holder takes part. Give it to your beefiest Pokémon, and watch the money roll in.

Route 120
Route 120 After you put down Winona, head back across the bridge where you recently saw Steven, and continue on. As you move down, you'll encounter more trainers.

Birdkeeper Colin
Natu: Level 29
Swellow: Level 29

Parasol Lady Angelica
Castform: Level 30

Ninja Boy Tsunao
Nincada: Level 28
Ninjask: Level 28
Koffing: Level 28

Cooltrainer Jennifer
Milotic: Level 30

Once you have defeated all the trainers here, move all the way to the right and cut down the tree here to gain access to an Aspear Berry Grove. Pick them, and plant more if you so desire, then go back to the path and head south, through the high grass. Here, you'll run across another couple of trainers.

Pokémon Ranger Carlos
Seedot: Level 29
Lombre: Level 29
Nuzleaf: Level 29

Pokémon Ranger Jenna
Lotao: Level 29
Lombre: Level 29
Nuzleaf: Level 29

Once the battle concludes, search the grass to the left to find a Nugget. This can be sold for some nice dough the next time you're in town. In the next area, leap off of the ledge to the right and cross the bridge right to left. Move down to find the next trainer.

Bug Maniac Brandon
Surskit: Level 28
Surskit: Level 28
Surskit: Level 28

Bug Maniac Brandon is a pretty easy mark. When he asks you to fight again (check your Trainers' Eyes), take him up on it. After you beat him five times, he'll yield the Silver Powder. Make sure you collect the Hyper Potion in the grass behind him as well.

When you're done with him, head down to talk to the Rare Berry Girl. She'll give you a random, rare berry if you answer her question "Yes." Be sure to grab some more berries from the grove to the left. There are even more Berries to be had by climbing the nearby stairs. Think of all the Pokéblocks you can make! Once you've grabbed the berries, Surf across the pond to the south and grab the Full Heal on the opposite shore. Then sail back across and head north. Another ninja will be waiting.

Koffing: Level 29
Ninjask: Level 29

Head through the tall grass and up the steps for another battle.

Ruin Maniac Chip
Sandshrew: Level 28
Sandshrew: Level 28
Sandslash: Level 30

As you continue up, you'll notice a large stone formation at the center of this field. It will eventually reveal itself to be the Ancient Tomb. But not now. We'll return when it's relevant. For now, head down Route 121.

Route 121
Wild Pokémon: Zigzagoon, Gloom, Wingull, Wailmer, Tentacool, Shuppet, Pelipper, Oddish, Magikarp, Kecleon, Duskull

This alleyway leads many places, but in order to traverse it, you'll have to battle a slew of trainers.

Hex Maniac Tammy
Ralts: Level 30
Duskull: Level 30

Beauty Jessica
Kecleon: Level 30
Seviper: Level 30

After defeating Beauty Jessica, search the grove of trees for Berries. Aspear, Persim, Rawst and Chesto Berries are on tap in this little orchard. As you move further down the path, you'll see the conniving Team Aqua/Magma moving toward Mt. Pyre. Leave them for right now. You've got more important things to do, i.e. catching scads of Pokémon. You'll note that cutting a simple tree will lead you to a building. Go inside and talk to the man at the desk to start your adventure in the Safari Zone.

Safari Zone
The idea behind the Safari Zone is to catch as many Pokémon as possible. You'll get 30 Safari Balls to play with, but you have to use them all before you walk 500 steps, because then, the fun is over. The price is 500 as well. Cheap! The beautiful part of it is, any time you have 500 bucks, you can play. so you should be able to catch all of the rare Pikachus and Psyducks you want to.

A couple of notes are in order. The Safari Zone is unlike other Pokémon-catching situations. First off, you don't have to battle any of the creatures that you meet. However, that almost makes catching them even harder. Instead of weakening them by fighting, you have two options. Either you can creep closer and attempt to use the Pokéball then, or you can lure/distract them with Pokéblocks. Make sure you have plenty of Pokéblocks before you set foot in the Zone. If you don't have any handy, fly back to Slateport City and mix some up quick, then return.

Once you actually go out on the Safari field, there are a few things to keep in mind:

• Getting closer to a Pokémon increases your shot of capturing it. Don't move in too close, though, or you could frighten it away.
• Talk to everyone you meet. They'll all be able to give you hints about catching Pokémon here. Make sure to stop by the Rest House at the center of the map at least once.
• Use the Pokéblock Feeders! Pokémon around the feeders are more likely to be caught because they're distracted by checking out the goodies.
• Specific Pokéblocks attract animals with natures similar to the Pokéblock's. An animal that is attracted in this way is much easier to catch.
• One way to save steps is to stand on a square in the tall grass and simply flick the D-Pad in a different direction. Your character won't take a step, but you do have a chance of scaring up a new Pokémon.
• Come back to the Safari Zone with each different bike--Mach and Acro. The Mach Bike will be able to quickly reach higher areas on the left of the map, and the Acro Bike will get to the higher regions on the right. In fact, you'll need to ride these bikes to get some of the goodies stashed at the north end of the map.
• Make sure you explore watery areas. Surf on large areas to find even more rare Pokémon.

Before you leave the Safari Zone, there are some items you should definitely grab. Use the Mach Bike to go up the cliff to the west, then work your way around to the northern pond. Cross it to find TM22 (Solarbeam). Conversely, ride the Acro Bike over the rails on the east half of the map, then head north to find a Calcium up against the rocks in some tall grass. In the lower left corner, you'll find a Max Revive across the pond there. Since you only get 500 steps, you can't grab all of these things on the same trip. But remember to come back and snag them later!

Route 121
Once you're done in the Safari Zone, go explore Lilycove City quickly. It will be handy to have this location available to fly to later, so you may as well see it now. Go down the steps south of the Safari Zone to get to Lilycove City. Before you get there, you'll have to weave through a partially fenced-in path, and take on several trainers.

Sr. and Jr. Kate & Joy (Simultaneous)
Spinda: Level 30
Slaking: Level 32

Gentleman Walter
Manectric: Level 31

Pokéfan Vanessa
Pikachu: Level 31

Near Gentleman Walter is a Carbos, and there are Nanab Berries to be found on the south part of the path, near the water. Once you have them, head to the right, into Lilycove City.

Lilycove City
Lilycove City is your one-stop shopping headquarters. Make sure you talk to everyone in town en route to the huge department store, which is directly north of the Pokémon Center. Before you head up there, explore the rest of town. To the right of the PC is a house full of Pokéfans. If you become famous by becoming the Champion, return here to see who has become a fan of you!

Directly south of this building is the Cove Lily Motel. If you fill up your Pokédex, return here and show the owner of the motel. For now, though, follow the long path to the south that edges the water. At the end of this path is a Max Repel. Once you get it, head back to the main path and turn left. The first building you'll see is the Contest Hall, for Master Rank contests. You need a Ribbon in each of the Normal, Super and Hyper contests in order to compete here. There is a Berry Blender here as well. For more information about contests, visit the Contests section of this guide.

In the next cottage to the left is the Pokéblock Master. She'll give you hints about making great Pokéblocks. The most important thing she says is that a good Pokéblock has a low feel rating and a high level. Test out what you learned at the Contest Hall next door, or just head south to the Lilycove City Harbour. The sign out front tells you that the Ferry SS Tidal is under construction. It'll be awhile until it's operational. Check back when you become champion. Now it's time to head up to the Department Store. Climb the stairs to the right of the Poké Center to get up there. Before going in, head all the way to the right and get a random Berry from the salty dog on the cliff.

Before you can get inside the Department Store, you'll have to battle your Rival again. Have at it, young buck!

Rival Battle #4
This is the final Rival Battle you'll face in the game, and of course it's the toughest. Again, the Pokémon your Rival has depends what you picked to begin the game. A decent array of Pokémon (Water, Flying, Ground, etc.) is helpful, but if you have a strong Electric Pokémon, you're set. Here's how it breaks down:

Treecko
Swellow: Level 31
Wailmer: Level 32
Shroomish: Level 32
Combusken: Level 34

Torchic
Swellow: Level 31
Shroomish: Level 32
Numel: Level 32
Marshtomp: Level 34

Mudkip
Swellow: Level 31
Numel: Level 32
Wailmer: Level 32
Grovyle: Level 34

Lilycove Department Store

Once you've battled, you can get in. This is the largest store in the game, and contains just about anything you want. Here's what's on each floor:

Floor One: Lottery Center
Go up to the right counter to enter the free Pokémon Lotto. If one of your Pokémon's IDs matches the number they draw, you'll win a prize. You can win:

• Master Ball
• Max Revive
• Exp. Share
• PP Up

You can do the Lotto only once per day. When you're done with the Lotto, go into the elevator. Here, you can select your floor and automatically go there.

Floor Two: Left Counter
Poké Ball: 200
Great Ball: 600
Ultra Ball: 1200
Escape Rope: 550
Full Heal: 600
Antidote: 100
Paralyz Heal: 200
Burn Heal: 250
Ice Heal: 250
Awakening: 250
Fluffy Tail: 1000

Floor Two: Right Counter
Potion: 300
Super Potion: 700
Hyper Potion: 1200
Max Potion: 2500
Revive: 1500
Repel: 350
Super Repel: 500
Max Repel: 700
Wave Mai: 50
Mech Mail: 50

Floor Three: Left Counter
Protein: 9800
Calcium: 9800
Iron: 9800
Zinc: 9800
Carbos: 9800
HP Up: 9800

Floor Three: Right Counter
X Speed: 350
X Special: 350
X Attack: 500
X Defend: 550
Dire Hit: 650
Guard Spec: 700
X Accuracy: 950

Floor Four: Left Counter
TM38 (Fire Blast): 5500
TM25 (Thunder): 5500
TM14 (Blizzard): 5500
TM15 (Hyper Beam): 5500

Floor Four: Right Counter
TM17 (Protect): 3000
TM20 (Safeguard): 3000
TM33 (Reflect): 3000
TM16 (Light Screen): 3000

Fifth Floor: Right Counter, Right Position
Surf Mat: 4000
Thunder Mat: 4000
Fire Blast Mat: 4000
Powder Snow Mat: 4000
Attract Mat: 4000
Fissure Mat: 4000
Spikes Mat: 4000
Glitter Mat: 2000
Jump Mat: 2000
Spin Mat: 2000

Fifth Floor: Right Counter, Left Position
Ball Poster: 1000
Green Poster: 1000
Red Poster: 1000
Blue Poster: 1000
Cute Poster: 1000
Pika Poster: 1500
Long Poster: 1500
Sea Poster: 1500
Sea Poster: 1500
Sky Poster: 1500

Fifth Floor: Left Counter, Right Position
Pika Cushion: 2000
Round Cushion: 2000
Zigzag Cushion: 2000
Spin Cushion: 2000
Diamond Cushion: 2000
Ball Cushion: 2000
Grass Cushion: 2000
Fire Cushion: 2000
Water Cushion: 2000

Fifth Floor: Left Counter, Left Position
Pichu Doll: 3000
Pikachu Doll: 3000
Marrill Doll: 3000
Jiggypuff Doll: 3000
Duskull Doll: 3000
Wynaut Doll: 3000
Baltoy Doll: 3000
Kecleon Doll: 3000
Azurill Doll: 3000
Skitty Doll: 3000
Swablu Doll: 3000
Gulpin Doll: 3000

Sixth Floor: Vending Machines
Fresh Water: 200
Soda Pop: 300
Lemonade: 300

The house to the right of the Dept. Store is home to the Move Deleter, who can help any Pokémon you own unlearn a move. Be careful what you choose to delete, though! To the left of the Department Store, you'll find a Museum. If you talk to the Curator at the rear, he'll take you to a Select Exhibit Hall. It's where he eventually wishes to put modern works of Pokémon art. Once you win the Master Rank Contest in town, painters will want to paint your Pokémon. Bring the paintings they do back to this spot. there's room for five!

We're done in Lilycove City for the time being, but will be back shortly. Head back to the Safari Zone entrance.

Route 122
Wild Pokémon: Tentacool, Magikarp, Pelipper

After you exit Lilycove City, cut down the tree to the left of the Safari Zone and move down the nearby steps. Go down to the pier near the water. Go to the bottom edge of the dock and plop into the water, Surfing across to the peak known as Mt. Pyre (this waterway is Route 122). Surf to the south side of the cave and enter.

Mt. Pyre
Wild Pokémon: Duskull, Shuppet, Wingull

Mt. Pyre is a place where people gather to remember lost Pokémon. Since this is a cave, anywhere you step can result in a battle. Talk to everyone here to get the scoop. In the first room, go to the upper right corner and talk to the woman there to get the Cleanse Tag. Give it to your #1 Pokémon to help ward off other wild Pokémon. Once you get it, go up the staircase to the second floor. The second floor is party to some trainer battles.

Pokémaniac Mark
Lairon: Level 31

Young Couple Dez & Luke (Simultaneous)
Delicatty: Level 32
Manectric: Level 32

Make sure you avoid the holes in the floor, or you could take a nasty tumble. Also be sure to pick up the Ultra Ball in the lower left corner of the room. Then head up to the third floor. More trainer battles await.

Psychic Kayla
Kadabra: Level 32

Psychic William
Ralts: Level 31
Kirlia: Level 31

Search the left wall to get a Super Repel, then go up another floor. There is only one trainer of Floor #4.

Black Belt Atsushi
Makuhita: Level 30
Machoke: Level 30
Hariyama: Level 30

When Atsushi falls, note the Pokéball behind the low rock wall. You'll have to fall from above to retrieve it. But head up to the fifth floor for now, where a new trainer awaits.

Hex Maniac Tasha
Shuppet: Level 31
Kadabra: Level 31

When the battle concludes, climb to the highest floor. the sixth.

Hex Maniac Valerie
Sableye: Level 32

Once you smoke Valerie, grab the TM30 (Shadow Ball) on the top floor, then drop through the hole to drop to the fifth. On this floor, the Pokéball contains Lax Incense. On this floor, drop through the lower of two holes. This will allow you to secure the Sea Incense on the next floor down. Three more falls will put you on ground level. Once there, follow the path to the left, exiting the cave monument.

Now the climb up the actual mountain itself begins. Climb the mountain until you reach a grassy ledge with stairs leading down to a rocky ledge. Here you'll find TM48 (Skill Swap). Grab it and continue your ascent. Right when it starts to become misty, grab a Pokéball containing Max Potion. On the next level, search the leftmost path to find a hidden Ultra Ball. Then keep climbing. Soon, you'll run into Team Magma or Aqua.

Team Grunt
Zubat: Level 30
Zubat: Level 30
Zubat: Level 30

Poochyena: Level 31
Numel: Level 31

Team Grunt
Numel: Level 31
Numel: Level 31

At the summit, you'll meet Archie/Maxie, who has stolen the Blue Orb from atop the mountain. He leaves suddenly and heads to Slateport. The old couple at the top of the mountain give you the Red Orb for safekeeping. Before you fly off to Slateport, you'll want to check out a couple of new locations. Directly across from the cave exit, Surf in the water and head down to the land there. It's Route 123!

Route 123
Wild Pokémon: Gloom, Duskull, Kecleon, Magikarp, Oddish, Shuppet, Tentacool, Wailmer

As you go down the path, you'll meet a girl who has a thing for Grass-Type Pokémon. If you have one in your party, she'll give you TM19 (Giga Drain). If you don't have one in your party, make sure you return when you do. Grab the Berries from the trees here as well: Pecha, Sitrus, and Rawst. To avoid the next patch of grass (if your Pokémon are weak), cut the tree nearby and go through the path to the next area. Once there, you can cut another tree to the north, and follow the path to some more Leppa Berries. Then, hop off the ledge to the left to collect an Elixir. Trainers along this path include:

Cooltrainer Wendy
Mawile: Level 31
Roselia: Level 31
Pelipper: Level 31

Psychic Jacki
Kadabra: Level 31
Lunatone: Level 31

Twins Miu & Yuki (Simultaneous)
Beautifly: Level 27
Dustox: Level 27

As you move to the left, on the low path, collect the Ultra Ball near the fence. If taking the high path, be sure to grab the Calcium. Either way you go, you'll end up at the Berry Master's House. Near the house is Aroma Lady Violet.

Aroma Lady Violet
Shroomish: Level 25
Breloom: Level 25
Gloom: Level 25

Once you take down Aroma Lady Violet, pillage the nearby Berry Orchard for all kinds of varieties of Berries, including Qualot, Grepa, and Pomeg. Once you've looted his fields, go inside and talk to the Berry Master and his wife. The old man will randomly give you two Berries as well. Come back every day to get a new two. Talk to the Berry Master's wife. She will ask you if you've heard any good sayings lately. Concoct a phrase and she will give you a Berry. If you've done anything remarkable that's added words to your vocabulary, like finding a rare Pokémon, or becoming the Champion, use phrases with rare words in them to score ultra-rare Berries. Once you're done, fly back to Lilycove.

Lilycove City
Once in town, head back to the random Berry guy to the east of the Dept. Store. Leap down the ledges here to talk to a pair of clueless Grunts who reveal the location of their secret hideout. Then go to the nearby house and get the TM44 (Rest) from the sleepy fellow indoors. After this, head down to the beach and use Surf to get up to the northern cave that's serving as a Hideout. The Grunts there tell you their boss went off to steal a sub. It's time to get over to Slateport, so use Fly and get there!

Slateport City
Since you haven't been to Slateport City for awhile, there are a couple of new things to do (aside from tracking down Team Magma/Aqua, which is why you're really here). First and foremost, if you've gotten Normal and Super Ribbons, you can now enter the Hyper Rank Contest at the Contest Hall. Check our Contests section for more information.

You can also get a discount on the Secret Store at the north end of the open air market, as long as you have TM43 (Secret Power). You can also get massive deals on stuff from the Energy Guru once you become Champ, so make sure to return here for some good bargains.

To follow the Team you're after, go talk to Capt. Stern. He's in the midst of being interviewed, but just barge right in and talk. While you're chatting with him, a Magma/Aqua member will show up and deliver a message that the submarine is about to be stolen. Follow the sound to the harbor, where you'll find Archie/Maxie. When you show up, they'll leave, scooting back to their Hideout. You know what to do. Fly back to Lilycove and return to their Hideout.

Work your way to the north end of the area, climbing stairs and battling Grunts.

Team Grunt
Poochyena: Level 32
Poochyena: Level 32

After the first Grunt is put down, move to the stairs, and go up. In the next room, there will be two warp spots. Step on the bottom one first, and go into the room to grab the Max Elixir, then warp back. In the first room, step on the top pad. This will zap you into the area to the right. From here, go down the stairs to the north. In the next room, you'll have to battle a grunt before moving on.

Team Grunt
Zubat: Level 33

When you've disposed of the trainer, head up the stairs to find another warp spot. Step on it, then move down the path and take on the next two.

Team Grunt
Numel: Level 32
Zubat: Level 32

Team Grunt
Poochyena: Level 31
Numel: Level 31
Numel: Level 31

When both of them fall, move to the bottom left and step on the warp spot. In the ensuing room, move right to the next warp spot. The next room is a grid of warp spots. Go to the far right one in the first row, the middle one in the second row, the right one in the third row and the far right one in the bottom row. This will take you to a room that's seemingly full of Balls. Watch out for slumbering Electrodes who are laying in wait for you!There is a Nugget here as well as a Master Ball. Once you grab them, warp back. Get back to the top of the room and warp out using the topmost warp spot. Go back to the room with the two Grunts, and this time, use the warp spot on the right wall. There is one more Grunt here.

Team Grunt
Zubat: Level 30
Poochyena: Level 30
Numel: Level 30
Poochyena: Level 30

Once you beat the last stooge, go down the stairs. Use the warp spot in the upper right corner of the room to gain access to a Nest Ball. If you want to tangle with the Grunt here, he's carrying the following Pokémon:

Team Grunt
Numel: Level 33

When you're done in this room, head to the southwest and step on the warp spot. One final Team member awaits, at the edge of the water.

Aqua/Magma Admin Tabitha
Numel: Level 32
Mightyena: Level 32
Camerupt: Level 32

As the fight concludes, the submarine pulls away. Now you'll have to search the seas beyond Lilycove to follow. To get out of the fortress, head to the warp spot to the northwest. Once outside, turn to the east to find Route 124.

Route 124
Wild Pokémon: Tentacool, Wailmer, Wingull, Relicanth, Pelipper, Magikarp

The surface of Route 124 is only half of the story. Once you earn the Dive HM, you'll get to return and fully explore the area beneath the waves. Until you get Dive, you can't get many of the goodies here. You'll encounter a few swimming trainers, though.

Swimmer Roland
Carvahna: Level 35

Swimmer Jenny
Wailmer: Level 35

Swimmer Chao
Wingull: Level 34
Wailmer: Level 34

As you move farther east, you'll meet the Diving Treasure Hunter. He wants to find the pieces of ancient tools, called Shards. Again, this is a quest for you once you've scored Dive. Head back here after Mossdeep Gym for some sweet rewards. For now, though, just keep moving east until you hit the shore. Go south along the shore until you see stairs to take you up to Mossdeep City.

Mossdeep City

Mossdeep City is where you'll (finally) find the Gym that will give you your seventh Badge. For now, let's just take a look around town. As you go up the stairs, head north and go into the building to the left of the Pokémon Center. Here, a little boy will tell you he found the Secret Base you made. What a talent.

The house directly behind this one is Steven's. He'll give you the Dive HM08. It won't work outside of battle until you score this city's Gym Badge, though. If you head one house to the right, the guy there will tell you one of your Pokémon's favorite Pokéblock color. Useful info, indeed. Near these two houses is a little boy who will give you King's Rock. Give it to a Pokémon who you want to evolve. This held item may also cause Pokéopponents to flinch. The Gym is to the east, but wait to go there for now. Instead, head south to the Pokémon Mart.

Poké Mart
The following items are for sale at Mossdeep's market:

Ultra Ball: 1200
Net Ball: 1000
Dive Ball: 1000
Hyper Potion: 1200
Full Heal: 600
Revive: 1500
Max Repel: 700
X Attack: 500
X Defend: 550

South of the Mart is another house, and a path leading to the east. Follow the path until you see stairs to the south. Follow them down to grab a Net Ball, then return to the main path and keep heading east. The next set of stairs leads up to a house. Inside, you'll find the little girl who is corresponding with the fellow from Fortree who you encountered earlier. Remember, if you return to that chap he'll give you Mental Herb, so do it the next time you're in his town.

Exit thegirl's house and move around to the west, then the north. There, you'll find another cottage. Talk to the boy inside to get the Super Rod for fishing. You can catch Pokémon that live all the way down to the ocean floor with it. When you're done here, go back toward the girl's house and climb the stairs near her house. Go inside the Space Center to get the Sun Stone, which will allow you to evolve certain Fire-type Pokémon. Once you finish at the Space Center, go back to the Gym. Time for a fight!

Pokémon Gym #7
Prize: Mind Badge
Gym Leaders: Tate and Liza
There are tons of Psychic-Type Pokémon awaiting you in this labyrinthine Gym. Leave your Fighting and Poison Types behind. You'll want to bring a balanced crew with you, and be sure to have a duo of absolute shockers for the final battle, as it is a simultaneous affair. Either that, or just have one super-leveled up champion Pokémon who can take anything. Here's how the fights break down:

Psychic Preston
Kirlia: Level 37

Psychic Maura
Kadabra: Level 36
Kirlia: Level 36

When you finish the battle, step on the up-arrow path to the right of Maura.

Psychic Samantha
Xatu: Level 37

After this, return to the main lobby, and take the bottom-right corner path with right-pointing arrows.

Psychic Fritz
Natu: Level 35
Girafarig: Level 35
Kadabra: Level 35

Step on the path with and up arrow north of where you came from. When you stop, move one square south to the down arrow.

Psychic Virgil
Ralts: Level 35
Kadabra: Level 36

Once the fight ends, move to the down arrow and ride it to the lobby. Now, go through the Gym and flip all of the switches. Once you do, get on the left-arrow path in the southwest corner and ride it all of the way up to the Leaders.

Gym Leaders Tate and Liza (Simultaneous)
Lunatone: Level 42
Solrock: Level 42

If you need healing, do it before the fight commences. Have plenty of Potions handy in case this affair drags out. Tate and Liza will use plenty of Hyper Potions, so you'll have to deal massive damage to win the fight. If you have a Water-Type Pokémon, use it. Both of these creatures are vulnerable to it. If you have an attack that hits both at once, like Muddy Water, use that to make the fight a short one. When you triumph, you'll gain the Mind Badge, and earn the ability to use Dive outside of combat. In addition, they'll throw in TM04 (Calm Mind).

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After defeating your dad. Go back to your house and talk to your mom and he will give an amulet coin. An amulet coin is an item to hold. Give it to your first party pokemon. Amulet coin doubles the original money the you supposed to get after defeating a trainer.

Guest said: 3rd Sep 2016 | REPORT
Catch a full team of zigzagoons, then walk around. Since zigzagoon's ability is pickup, they will be getting items left and right that you can sell or keep.

Well this takes time and raising one or more Pokemon to lv one hundred or not it depends if your patient just put the amulet coin on one of the Pokemon facing the Pokemon league I prefer blaziken with the moves earthquake, firepunch, doublekick,and return acompanied with a jirachi with thunder or thuneershock, wish, doom desire, and swift. Also good for training both are a deadly team just face over and over for the desired amount of money also the maximum amout of money is 999,999 dollars

the great indian said: 6th Aug 2020 | REPORT
my swampert and mewtwo-x is very strong because its level 59

Win battles,I suggest battle the elite four.

I know a way but it may take while. Catch 6 zigzagoons or linoones (or any combos of the 2). They all should have the ability pick up. Then simply walk around for a while and check every once and a while to see if any of them have picked up items. Then sell the items for $cash$. Hope I helped ^_^

Go through the Pokemon legue alot

Go through the Pokemon legue alot

Just keep training your Pokemon against other trainers for money and experience points

Beat the league a bunch of times and let the 1st Pokemon hold amulet coin.

Sell things like nugget,Iron,protein etc and earn a lot of money

You can battle the elite 4 like 10 times or more, you could use a Pokemon that knows pickup and find items and sell them or you can buy coins and play rollet and win and get alot of tms and sell those. You could EARN bp and buy items and sell those. Or you could do other things like use meowths pay-day on wild Pokemon on route #101 happy if this helped.

Go to fallabour town click a on the crater (or next to the crater) and then you will get a gold nugget.goto the pokemart click sell and selll the nugget you get $5000.

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Go to fallabour town and stand next to the crater and press A. You will get a nugget. Sell it at the Pokemart and get $5000. It might work a second time but not straight after.

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Hey there's a good method that I know of. The interviewers! Of course there in 3 number of places 1. North of mauville city 2. East of mauville city 3. East end of route 120. Make sure to bring amulet coin on party. & there great Exp as well
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After you beat norman go to your mom. She will give you the amulet coin it will double the money you get from trainers.

Beat rich boys or ladies with amulet coin

Put nugget on a Pokemon and keep cloning that pokemon. Can find nugget in fallarbor town in crater.
To clone look up on youtube. ect. Then sell nuggets.

Ope After you beat your dad you get an amulet coin from your mom. Give it to your most dominant Pokemon or the Pokemon that is strong against the type you are battling. And if you have made it to the battle frontier, you can clone a Pokemon while holding the amulet coin so when you use both Pokemon with the amulet coins in a double battle, you get a lot of money. Hope this helped

Just go to battle frontier, and beat the pyramid a lot of times (it will give you a LOT of battle points, 5 or more), after that, go to the points exchange service and buy a lot of protein, carbos or any of those things, they cost 1 battle point each, now go to the mart and sell all the proteins you get 4900 per unit, hope this helped :D

Quickest Easiest way
You will need:
The Rich Kid and Lady Cindy phone numbers, the Amulet Coin and any Pokemon with Thief Ability

1. Equip any Pokemon other than the one with the Thief ability(the thief Pokemon cannot hold more than one item)
2. Equip your bicycle(walking is fine but this is faster)
3. Find the border between Rustboro City and Hoenn Route 104(this is, where a prompt of the two locations show up along with some the specific music)
4. Go back and forth until you get calls from BOTH of them(the aforementioned change of music gets a bit irritating though)
5. Place your Pokemon with the Amulet Coin first in your party
6. Challenge Rich Boy Winston, switch out the Pokemon with Amulet coin for the one with the Thief attack. Make sure you win.
7. Take the Nugget that your Pokemon stole.
8. Go over to Lady Cindy past the Petalburg Woods
9. Repeat as with Rich Boy Winston
10. Now you have earned (9800 X 2 = 19600) + 2 Nuggets (5000 X 2 = 10000) = 29600
Repeat the whole process again and then spend it to your hearts content at the conveniently located Pokemall in Rustboro

I'm no expert on Pokemon, but if you want my opinion, having Meowth with you is the best way to be greedy.
It's signature move Pay Day (learned at Lvl20) generates coins, and since it's Pickup ability will occasionally generate an item after a battle too, you can make some more quick cash by selling whatever items you don't want to keep.
Only problem is, the game doesn't seem to show any indication of when an item is picked up, so if you want to take full advantage of it, you'll have to check your party after every single battle to see if Meowth is suddenly carrying an item for you to take.
Also, Meowth trades it's Pickup ability for Limber when it evolves into Persian, so you may want to cancel it's evolution. Giving it an Everstone is pointless, since giving Meowth a hold item will prevent it from picking up any other items anyway.
For a third bonus, teach it Thief so that you can roam around Hoenn with your own personal money-grubbing cat burglar. :3

Zigzagoon/Linoone This is by far, one of the best and easiest way to get money, especially early game. You can just catch 5-6 of them, and just do a lot of battles. I recommend just getting 5, then use one main Pokemon that you want to level up. Do note that the higher the level of the Pokemon with Pickup, the better the items they can pick up.

• Always check to see if your Pickup Pokemon picked stuff up.
• If you have a Pokemon with Lightning Rod at the first of your party, Lady Cindy and Rich Boy Winston should ask for a rematch much faster, than if you don't.

You have to defeat a lots of
Trainers

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On the island, there is a lone fisherman who will challenge the player to a battle. Defeat the fisherman, and he will reward the player with the Amulet Coin as a prize. After receiving the Amulet Coin, players can equip it to any of their Pokemon by using the item from the Bag menu during a battle or outside of battle. The Amulet Coin's effect will then be activated, doubling the amount of money earned from battles. By equipping the Amulet Coin to a strong Pokemon and participating in battles, players can accumulate a significant amount of money in Pokemon Emerald. This newfound wealth can be used to purchase rare items, healing items, rare Pokemon, and other necessities to aid in the player's journey throughout the game. With the help of the Amulet Coin, trainers can overcome challenges and progress further in their adventures in the Hoenn region..

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