Scritchy Scratchy catalogs: Ticket Prices and Progression

Scritchy Scratchy catalogs organize the scratch tickets you can buy as you build your in-game fortune. Knowing the listed tickets and prices matters because you must buy the available tickets in a catalog before its Final Chance becomes available. Here’s a catalog-by-catalog reference, followed by the source-described sequence for moving forward.

Every ticket in Scritchy Scratchy catalogs

The guide lists four catalogs, each with its own tickets and prices. These tables preserve the names and price notation as listed, including labels such as mil, bil, tril, T, Qa, Qi, Sx, Sp, Oc, and No.

Catalog 1

Ticket	Cost
Two Win	$10
Mini Scratch	$100
Apple Tree	$1,000
Quick Cash	$10,000
Lucky Cat	$300,000
Final Chance	$50 mil

In the Scritchy Scratchy catalogs, Catalog 1 includes six listed tickets. The first five are Two Win, Mini Scratch, Apple Tree, Quick Cash, and Lucky Cat; Final Chance is listed after those regular tickets at $50 mil. The costs for the first five entries range from $10 to $300,000, while the Final Chance price is $50 million.

That list identifies the ticket names and prices; it does not give expected winnings or the result of scratching any individual ticket. For this catalog, the source’s progression rule is to buy all available tickets before buying Final Chance. The table therefore provides the listed cost of each purchase, while the progression section explains the order in which the guide says to complete them.

Catalog 2

Ticket	Cost
Sand Dollars	$20 mil
Scratch My Back	$500 mil
Snake Eyes	$10 bil
The Bomb	$200 bil
Final Chance	$5 tril

Catalog 2 has four regular ticket entries followed by Final Chance. Its listed prices use mil, bil, and tril notation: Sand Dollars costs $20 mil, Scratch My Back costs $500 mil, Snake Eyes costs $10 bil, The Bomb costs $200 bil, and Final Chance costs $5 tril.

The table records the prices in the form given by the guide. It does not specify the winnings for these tickets, the number of scratches involved, or a conversion key for each price label. The source describes the catalog sequence separately: buy all the available tickets in the catalog, then buy and scratch Final Chance.

Catalog 3

Ticket	Cost
Bank Break	$200T
Xmas Countdown	$10Qa
Thrift Store	$500Qa
Berry Picking	$20Qi
Final Chance	$200Qi

Catalog 3 lists Bank Break at $200T, followed by Xmas Countdown at $10Qa and Thrift Store at $500Qa. Berry Picking costs $20Qi, and the catalog’s Final Chance costs $200Qi. These are the exact names and price labels shown in the guide.

As with the other catalogs, the list gives ticket costs but not expected returns or individual luck values. It also does not explain what each price label represents beyond displaying it next to the dollar sign. The supported progression detail is that all available tickets in a catalog must be bought before its Final Chance can be bought.

Catalog 4

Ticket	Cost
Trick Or Treat	$60.0Sx
Slot Machine	$5.00Sp
To the Moon	$800Sp
Booster Pack	$30.0Oc
Final Chance	$1.0No

Catalog 4 lists Trick Or Treat, Slot Machine, To the Moon, Booster Pack, and Final Chance. Their listed costs are $60.0Sx, $5.00Sp, $800Sp, $30.0Oc, and $1.0No, respectively. The guide does not provide additional detail about the values, luck, or results associated with these tickets.

Across the four Scritchy Scratchy catalogs, the tables provide a reference for ticket names and their listed prices. They do not say how many scratches it takes to reach a particular balance or how long any catalog takes to complete. The source’s progression instructions apply to each catalog: buy all available tickets, then buy and scratch that catalog’s Final Chance.

How catalog progression works

To move through the Scritchy Scratchy catalogs, buy all available scratch tickets in the current catalog. Doing so allows you to buy its Final Chance. After buying and scratching Final Chance, accept the death to move on to the next catalog.

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Step	Source-described action
1	Buy all available scratch tickets in the current catalog.
2	Buy that catalog’s Final Chance.
3	Scratch Final Chance.
4	Accept the death to move on to the next catalog.

The order matters: the guide says all the available scratch tickets for a catalog must be bought before its Final Chance can be bought. Scratching Final Chance comes after buying it, and accepting the death follows the scratch. The source identifies accepting the death as the action that moves you to the next catalog.

For Catalog 1, that means buying Two Win, Mini Scratch, Apple Tree, Quick Cash, and Lucky Cat before buying its $50 mil Final Chance. The same stated sequence applies to the later catalogs: complete their listed ticket purchases, buy their Final Chance, scratch it, and accept the death to proceed. The names and prices differ by catalog, while the described progression steps remain the same.

The guide also says that prestige bonuses can help you move through cheaper cards in any catalog more quickly. It does not give specific bonus values or a formula for estimating their effect. Treat this as a general note about progression rather than a precise calculation for a particular ticket or catalog.

The source does not provide additional requirements or timing details for moving between catalogs. The steps in the table reflect the complete progression sequence it describes. Each catalog’s ticket table supplies the names and prices; the sequence explains how those purchases relate to reaching and completing Final Chance.

Ticket prices and luck

The listed costs in Scritchy Scratchy catalogs differ by ticket, and the guide notes that costlier tickets tend to have better luck. It also states that luck has a cap that applies to all tickets. Once that cap is reached, extra luck has no incremental effect.

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The guide does not list individual luck values or say where the cap lies. As a result, the price tables alone cannot show the exact luck attached to a ticket or calculate the precise advantage of one ticket over another. The supported relationship is general: costlier tickets tend to have better luck, but additional luck beyond the cap does not add an effect.

Final Chance costs are listed as $50 mil in Catalog 1, $5 tril in Catalog 2, $200Qi in Catalog 3, and $1.0No in Catalog 4. Those entries identify the listed price for each catalog’s Final Chance. They do not give expected winnings or a separate luck value for those tickets.

The full lists are available in this guide to all catalogs and scratch tickets in Scritchy Scratchy. The game’s Scritchy Scratchy Steam page is also available for store information.

Reading the catalog lists

The tables are useful as a record of which ticket names and prices belong to each catalog. Catalog 1 has six entries, including Final Chance; Catalog 2 has five; Catalog 3 has five; and Catalog 4 has five. In each list, Final Chance appears after the other tickets, consistent with the guide’s instruction to buy all available tickets before buying it.

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The price notation varies across the lists. Catalog 1 uses dollar amounts and mil; Catalog 2 uses mil, bil, and tril; Catalog 3 uses T, Qa, and Qi; and Catalog 4 uses Sx, Sp, Oc, and No. These are the labels shown in the source. The guide does not provide a conversion key, so the article retains the listed forms rather than supplying one.

Catalog prices give you the cost associated with each named ticket. They do not state scratch outcomes or earnings, and they do not provide a time estimate for completing a catalog. The progression instructions are separate: first buy all the available scratch tickets, then buy and scratch Final Chance, and then accept the death to move to the next catalog.

The distinction between ticket prices and progression steps is useful when consulting the Scritchy Scratchy catalogs. A price table tells you what each listed ticket costs. The progression description tells you what must happen before moving on. Both details are included here as stated in the guide, without estimating earnings, luck amounts, or completion time.

FAQ

How many Scritchy Scratchy catalogs are listed?

The guide lists four catalogs. Each has regular tickets and a Final Chance ticket, with ticket names and prices shown in the tables above.

What do I need to do to move to the next catalog?

Buy all available scratch tickets in the current catalog, then buy and scratch its Final Chance. After scratching it, accept the death to move on.

What is the Catalog 4 Final Chance price?

The listed price for Catalog 4’s Final Chance is $1.0No.

Do more expensive tickets always give more luck?

The guide says costlier tickets tend to have better luck, but luck has a cap. Once the cap is reached, extra luck has no incremental effect.