Stardew Valley: A Complete List Of What You Can Donate To The Museum

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One of the biggest accomplishments in Stardew Valley is completing the full Museum collection. The local Museum, housed inside the Library, is missing a ton of stuff, leaving its displays empty. Gunther, the curator, will tell you that the former curator made off with all of the items.

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So, by mining, exploring, and more, you can find a ton of items that serve as valuable additions to the Museum's collection. They're split into two groups: Minerals and Artifacts. Minerals are typically found in the various mines or by cracking open Geodes, whereas Artifacts are found in a number of ways, including from "artifact spots" — those little wiggling sticks you see in the dirt in various places.

Here's a complete list of the Artifacts and Minerals you can donate, as well as where to find each item. At the end of this post, you'll find the list of donation rewards that you can earn, including two achievements!

Updated on July 24, 2022, by Gabrielle Huston: We've cleaned up this article a little bit to ensure you can easily get the information you're looking for. Good luck completing your museum!

Artifacts are typically found by digging up the artifact spots around the valley with a hoe. However, some of them are found in other ways as well. There are 42 Artifacts to collect.

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Minerals are most often found by mining. Gems can be found in nodes and many other places, while other Minerals can typically be found inside Geodes. There are 53 Minerals to collect. For ease of reading, we've split this section into two sections: the first contains Gems and foraged Minerals, while the second contains the