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Fallout 76 has lots of different recurring weekend events throughout the year. The Gold Rush Weekend is a popular event that allows players to earn double the amount of Gold Bullion than normal. It's a popular event as it allows players to get certain weapon, armor, and CAMP plans a little bit faster.
Fallout 76: 8 Events That Give The Best Rewards
Players will come across a lot of goodies throughout Fallout 76's many events. These examples offer some of the best rewards.
People who play Fallout 76 often may find themselves sitting on a stockpile of Treasury Notes. The Gold Rush Weekend is a great way to offload some of those extra Treasure Notes and exchange them for fun and unique items that players can enjoy. For those who don't have a lot of Treasure Notes, there are things that you can do to really get the most out of The Gold Rush Weekend.
Server Hop Regularly In Fallout 76
Come Across More Public Events
Public events are a great way to earn Treasury Notes. They happen every 20 minutes. However, there are some events that you'll want to avoid, the main one being Distinguished Guests, as it's time-consuming and the rewards aren't that good. Should a public event pop up that you don't like, simply hop to another server to find a different event.
Some servers seem to be more active than others. So, if there doesn't seem to be much happening on the server you are on, hop to a new one to find a great public event.
Look For Events That Offer Lots Of Treasury Notes
Some Events Pay More Than Others
There are certain events that players should keep an eye out for when it comes to Treasury Notes. Currently, the highest amount of Treasury Notes that players can earn for an event is 8. The event that pays this much is called A Colossal Problem. Other well-paying events include:
- Encrypted: 4 Treasury Notes
- Scorched Earth: 4 Treasury Notes
- Radiation Rumble 4 Treasury Notes
- Test Your Metal: 4 Treasury Notes
- Eviction Notice: 4-6 Treasury Notes
- Moonshine Jamboree: 4-6 Treasury Notes
- Heart of The Swamp: 3 Treasury Notes
There's also a non-public event that offers Treasury Notes as a reward. Riding Shotgun is a fairly straightforward event that can be activated by talking to Vinny Costa over at Big Bend Tunnel East. This event can be completed once an hour on any given server.
If you switch servers each time you do the Riding Shotgun event, then you can grind it indefinitely.
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Complete Daily Quests In F76
Certain Daily Quests Reward Players With Treasury Notes
There are 4 daily quests that pay Treasury Notes in Fallout 76. These are worth doing, especially during Gold Rush Weekends. The best daily quests that pay Treasury Notes can be seen below:
- Photo Opportunity: Activated By Speaking To Davenport At The Overseer's House in Sutton
- Retirement Plan: Activated By Speaking To Rocksy At The Crater
- The Importance of Communication: Activated By Speaking To Wren At The Crater
- Vital Equipment: Activated By Speaking To Ward At Foundation
To make things more efficient, start Photo Opportunity first. This quest requires you to take photos of either The Crater or the Foundation. Since you'll be heading to those locations for the other daily quests, it just speeds things up.
Also, while doing Vital Equipment, if the thief is still alive and not hostile, then you can select an option that will allow the thief to keep the stolen item. While you won't get the random array of rewards, you will still receive Treasury Notes for completing it. This saves you from having to report back to Ward to finish the quest.
