Copper is a common ore in Star Citizen, mined from ship rocks at 13 locations in Stanton and Pyro, most richly at Clio, Euterpe, Pyro I, Lyria and Wala. It comes mainly in Copper rocks (34–90% of the rock), at quality 245–1000, and sells for up to 4,200 aUEC per SCU.
| Rock | Copper share | Resistance | Instability | Signature | Cluster | Found on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34.0–90.0% | ≈0% | STABLE | 4,240 | 4–6 | Moon, Planet, Asteroid Belt · 8 | |
| 5.0–10.0% | ≈0% | STABLE | 4,195 | 4–6 | Planet, Moon · 6 |
The scanner shows a cluster as the sum of its rocks, so a reading here means this many rocks of that type. Other ores' rocks can land on the same number — check it in the signal calculator.
One recommendation per ship: easiest handling with enough power for your scan.
Enter the scan values and press Suggest loadouts.
Suggestions must overcome charge decay with sustained power, without relying on a temporary active boost. Leave resistance blank to use this rock type's estimated typical resistance (≈0%); enter the scanned value for your rock. Listed active modules must be firing and the recommended gadget applied to reach the boosted limit. These are estimates from game data. Rocks beyond single-head capacity show crewed options only.
Copper spawns at 13 locations in Stanton and Pyro. The richest are Clio, Euterpe, Pyro I, Lyria and Wala. It grows in Copper rocks and Tin rocks.
Copper sells for up to 4,200 aUEC per refined SCU at the best-paying terminal, from Motherlode's price data. Prices move between patches, so check the price table before you sell.
Copper spawns with a quality between 245 and 1000 out of 1000, depending on the location and rock. Higher quality Copper is worth more when you sell or craft with it.
MIC-L5 (+9%), Levski (+8%) and ARC-L2 (+6%) pay the highest yield bonus on Copper. 6 stations in total have a bonus on it.
It depends on your ship and the rock. This page recommends a laser, modules and gadget for the Prospector, Golem and MOLE (solo or fully crewed) against Copper rocks, with Max mass, Balanced and Easiest options and a difficulty rating for each.