Ninety-Second Mint
One printer, three upgrades, ninety seconds. Everyone starts with the same nothing, so the only thing that changes your total is what you buy and when.
Every 5 hand-crank printers you own, all of them print 1.5 times as fast. All money here is fictional.
Time
- Printed
- From taps
- From machines
- Bought
- Left unspent
If chasing a better order is your kind of fun, the full game stretches it from ninety seconds to days. See Cash Empire Clicker on the App Store.
Three things worth trying
- Buy income early. A printer bought at ten seconds earns for eighty more. The same printer bought at eighty seconds earns for ten.
- Watch the fifth printer. The jump to 1.5 times speed applies to every hand-crank printer you already own, so the fifth and tenth are worth more than their price suggests.
- Stop shopping near the end. In the last stretch an upgrade cannot pay itself back. The receipt shows how much you left unspent and how much came from taps, which tells you what to change next run.
The full game, on iPhone and iPad
Ninety-Second Mint borrows one idea from Cash Empire Clicker. The app is the long version:
- 12 income assets, from a hand-crank printer up to a Multiverse Mint
- Managers that automate production, and research projects that double an asset's income
- Prestige for permanent bonuses, and earnings that keep coming while you are offline
- Three arcade skill games on cooldowns, with the reward shown before you play
Get Cash Empire Clicker on the App Store
Free to download. All money in the game is fictional. Feature list taken from the app's App Store description, checked 10 November 2026.
Questions
What is the best upgrade order in Ninety-Second Mint?
There is no single trick, but two habits help. Buy income early, because a printer bought in the first twenty seconds pays for the rest of the run, and stop buying near the end, because an upgrade bought in the last few seconds cannot earn back its price.
Is the money real?
No. Everything here is play money inside a game. Nothing can be withdrawn, bought or won.
Is this the same as Cash Empire Clicker?
No. Ninety-Second Mint is a small browser game about one idea from idle games, upgrade order. Cash Empire Clicker is the full game for iPhone and iPad, with twelve income assets, managers, research, prestige and offline earnings.