wd's Selling Bin
Every Minecraft world eventually drowns in stuff. Your chests bulge with stacks of cobblestone, surplus crops, and duplicate gear you will never use. wd's Selling Bin gives all that clutter a purpose by adding a simple block that converts items into currency. Instead of tossing loot into lava or hoarding it forever, you drop it into the bin, set your price, and watch your balance grow.
This mod is built for players who run servers, economies, or adventure maps where money matters. It is lightweight, configurable, and designed to work with the datapacks you already love.
What wd's Selling Bin Actually Does
The core idea is straightforward: the selling bin is a container that accepts items and pays out a currency in return. You place the block, define what it buys, and it handles the rest. Leftover value from a sale is stored inside the bin, so nothing is ever lost to rounding or partial payments.
One important detail: wd's Selling Bin for Minecraft ships with no trades by default. The mod provides the framework, while datapacks define the actual buy and sell prices. Several built-in datapacks are ready to go, and you can enable them right from the world creation screen under the Data Packs area, or later with the /datapack enable command.
Price Tooltips
Wondering what an item is worth? Hover over it and hold shift. A tooltip appears showing the current sell price. This behavior can be adjusted in the config, which you can reach in-game through Mods, then wd's Selling Bin, then Config.
Automation and Storage
The bin includes an auto-sell toggle and plays nicely with hoppers and modded pipes. You can deposit items automatically and pull the earned currency out the same way, turning a single bin into a fully automated income stream.
EMI and JEI Support
Both EMI and JEI are supported. Open the uses panel for the selling bin and you will see every sellable item and currency registered by the server. No guessing, no wiki tab required.
Supported Versions and Loaders
wd's Selling Bin is available for modern Minecraft releases on both Fabric and NeoForge, with builds targeting the 1.20 and 1.21 branches. If you are running a recent version of the game, chances are there is a build waiting for you. Always check that your loader matches the file you grab, since mixing them up is the most common cause of a crash on startup.
Mod Support and Customization
Pricing is handled through processors, which let you value items based on NBT data. That means a damaged sword or an enchanted pickaxe can be worth something different from a pristine one. Built-in compatibility includes:
- Create: Numismatics bank cards, which can transfer sales straight to your account
- Optional datapacks for Create: Numismatics and Lightman's Currency coins
- Quality Food, using a custom processor
- [Let's Do] Brewery beers and [Let's Do] Vinery wines
- Starcatcher fish, valued by size, weight, percentile, and golden status
If you want to build your own economy, the wiki documents every processor and its properties. There is also a global sales multiplier in the config, perfect for when a built-in datapack feels too generous or too stingy across the board.
How to Install wd's Selling Bin
Getting started takes only a few minutes:
- Install Fabric or NeoForge for your Minecraft version
- Drop the matching mod file into your mods folder
- Launch the game and confirm the mod loads on the title screen
- Create or edit a world and enable a selling bin datapack
- Place the bin, add items, and start earning
If you would rather skip the manual steps, the foxygame.net launcher can handle the whole process in one click, and its catalog keeps wd's Selling Bin updated automatically whenever a new build drops for your game version.
Final Thoughts
wd's Selling Bin fills a gap that many economy mods ignore: it gives players a clean, automated way to convert junk into spendable currency without scripting a single command. The processor system rewards tinkerers, the datapack support rewards pack authors, and the tooltip preview rewards anyone who just wants to know what their loot is worth. Whether you download wd's Selling Bin for a busy multiplayer server or a solo survival world, it turns your overflowing storage into a working economy.