Whether "decent money" means silver or gold will depend on how far along in the game you are, and how much money you have already.
Some stuff really is almost worthless, so feel free to trash it in favor of items that are either useful or saleable for decent money. Some items can be crafted to be more valuable, including monetizing materials that are otherwise worthless. Collecting a coin while 99 of that coin’s type are in your inventory will convert the stack from copper to silver, from silver to gold, and from gold to platinum, while platinum can stack to 999. Accumulate surplus items in chests until there's enough to be worth selling. In general, the standard RPG trope of "collect everything you find" will pay off over time: You can freely spend money from "personal storage" at any vendor there are few reasons for you to carry coins in your inventory any longer than needed. In Master mode, or if playing Mediumcore difficulty, you will drop all coins you were carrying. This minimizes the loss of coins from Death: When you die you will drop at least half of the coins carried in the inventory, more than that in Expert mode. Regularly deposit your money into a Piggy Bank or Safe. That said, in the game as with life, having extra money can be quite helpful - it lets you buy both useful weapons and tools, and cosmetic items to decorate your character, your base, and your game-world. The point of this guide is to tell players about various ways to earn money, but different paths will be appealing to different players, and there's no "wrong" way to play Terraria. Especially in 1.4 versions, there are many ways to earn money pretty much as long as you're actually playing the game and engaging with it, there will be at least some money coming in. Remember that the point of a game is to be enjoyable. As of version 1.4.3.3, Stained Glass is now only worth slightly more than the gems that went into it. Likewise, catching and selling critters is much more profitable, as many of the common ones are cookable, and once cooked, they share a much-improved 20 sale value. See Gem Farming below, and the Sandgun page. On the flip side, with gems now farmable (and sand farming much easier) Stained Glass has become a long-term money-maker, no longer limited by the gems' former non-renewability. The top frame will break into an icon, therefore rendering the glitch sufficiently unusable. When following the procedure as previously advised, the frames will not stack. The item frame duplication glitch has been blocked as well as of 1.4. Statue spawns in general no longer drop loot if killed completely by lava, they must take at least some player-caused damage. The Granite Golem Statue and others have had their drop chances reduced. Statue farming has been heavily nerfed in general. The Large Dynasty Lantern exploit was fixed while revamping prices in general. The sale price of Light Discs has been reduced to slightly more than their materials the Destroyer's drops are still fairly valuable, but Light Discs no longer provide a major bonus to their value. For all but these, bars sell for the same as the ores that went into them. 
With the exception of Meteorite and Hellstone, crafting your ore into bars is no longer needed for higher prices.When your NPC housing is set up properly, this is good - happy NPCs will buy items from you from a higher price, giving more value to your farming or collecting. NPC sale and purchase prices are no longer exact, but can vary according to the NPC's " happiness" status.While the general trends may hold, a number of specific exploits have been fixed. This Guide was originally written for version 1.3.5, while Terraria has since updated to version 1.4. 10.10 Item Duplication with TerrariaServer.This can be used to hold the watch until you need to check the time, so that it does not take up a slot in your inventory. However, if it is equipped in a vanity slot, you will not see the time displayed. It simply has to be in your inventory somewhere in order for the time to be displayed, you do not have to have it equipped.
Simply have it on your person or equipped as an accessory to have the time appear in the top right hand corner of your screen. If the time in-game was 7:45, the gold/platinum watch will tell you as such, the silver/tungsten watch will tell you 7:30, and the tin/copper watch will tell you 7:00. A tin/copper watch will tell you the last hour each of these values rounded down. A silver/tungsten watch will tell the time down to the last half hour. Smelt your ore into bars and stand next to a table and chair in order to unlock the recipe for watches.Ī gold/platinum watch will tell you the time down to the last minute. Once you have the required materials, head back up to your crafting stations.
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