Search the live mining area, not an unverified map
Mine Antarctica says you can uncover hidden treasures while mining rare crystals. Begin in the official Roblox experience and follow the mining and object prompts you see there. The game page gives no treasure map, coordinates, spawn rules, or reward list. A map from another Roblox mining game could send you to a place that does not exist here.
Choose an area you can explore and leave without trouble. Mine there, then inspect any unusual object or prompt before calling it a treasure. Note the zone and item names shown in your session. They are more useful than a screenshot that does not identify Place ID 138686218420016.
Make a search trip you can finish
A long search is no help if you cannot get back with a find. Higher climbs get colder, and the game names warmth, pickaxe, and backpack upgrades. Check what limits your trip before going farther:
- Pick an area your current warmth lets you visit and return from comfortably.
- Read the live prompt for mineable objects and your equipped pickaxe.
- Keep enough carrying room for a find; inspect the backpack card if hauling cuts trips short.
- Note any object or result the game labels differently, and read its details before using it.
There is no guaranteed “dig here” route in the game description. If a higher path gets too cold, go back and check warmth. Do not push on solely because a map from another site marks a nearby treasure.
| What you observe | What to check next |
|---|---|
| A new object or prompt | Its exact in-game name and interaction text |
| An unusual item after mining | Its item description and available uses |
| A route stopped by cold | Current warmth card and an easier return path |
| A guide promising a fixed treasure coordinate | Whether its video or screenshot belongs to this exact Roblox Place |
Treasures belong to the mining and exploration loop, but the game page does not tie them to a named zone or pickaxe. Read the prompts in your session before making either assumption.
Record enough detail to repeat a good find
If you find something valuable, note the zone label, the object, your tool, and the item’s name. One find does not prove a permanent spawn or drop rate, but it gives you a route to test again. Check the active area before repeating a trip after an hourly zone change; Mine Antarctica advertises a new zone every hour without giving a rotation order.
Crystals can be sold for cash or placed in the garden for digging luck. A hidden treasure might have different options. Read the find’s item information before treating it like an ordinary crystal.
For the basic interaction, see how to mine crystals. For exploring colder heights, see how to avoid freezing.
FAQ
Are hidden treasures part of Mine Antarctica?
Yes. The developer says players can uncover hidden treasures, but does not publish a treasure list or exact locations.
Where is the first hidden treasure?
No official coordinate or guaranteed first treasure appears in the public description. Check current mining areas and live object prompts.
Do I need a special pickaxe to find treasure?
The public description does not state a tool requirement for treasures. Read the prompt on the object you are trying to mine.
Does the hourly zone contain hidden treasure?
The developer advertises hourly zones but gives no treasure table for them. Inspect the active area rather than assuming a reward.
Can I sell a hidden treasure?
Selling crystals is confirmed, but a treasure’s uses are not specified publicly. Inspect the actual item’s options before treating it as a crystal.